Is naziistic a word?

[Democrats unite]

I just used it on a neo-con, which of course had him foaming at the mouth I think? These days they are always foaming at the mouth, so it's hard to tell if I had anything to do with it or not.

[Girlfriday]

1. Nope

It isn't in the dictionary, but it should be. Hey....you just coined a word! :thumbsup:

[carpetbagger]

2. Google hits: naziistic 54, nazistic 271, nazist 16,000

I guess it's kind of a word.

[asjr]

3. nazistic

It certainly describes neocons beautifully.

[roughsatori]

4. "Republican Nazi" 325 "Democrat Nazi" 55

"Green Party Nazi" 6

[roughsatori]

8. "feminazi" has over 10,000 on Google

The patriarchal hierarchy lovers must be pleased with themselves. I even have heard that term here.

[MrPrax]

11. But... "feminista" got 128,000

So I guess their more popular than feminazi
Yippee We win!!!

[roughsatori]

15. that is a good one, thanks for the laugh

:)

[bobd]

5. How about Naziisticism

Some one who is Naziistic follows the tenents of Naziisticism. A male that recruits for the Naziistic party is a Naziisticator. A female would be a Naziisticatrix. A gathering of such females would be Naziisticatrices.

Isn't english a fun language?

[carpetbagger]

19. English is fun, but German is better.

In German, you could just invent a word like gatheringoffemaleswhorecruitforthepartythatfollowsthetenetsofnaziisticism.

[Oilwellian]

6. I think it's best....

to just call them the new "kinder & gentler" fascist. "Nazis" were members of a German fascist party controlling Germany under Hitler. Since those in power now are not German nor serving under Hitler, it's best to use the more universal word "fascist" to describe who and what they are.

[bobthedrummer]

10. There were real Nazis given identities along with their families

as American citizens with jobs in US national security at its birth- The 1947 National Security Act --which founded the CIA.

[pansypoo53219]

12. that should be

compassionate fascist.

[Thoth]

14. I'll second that motion

they are literally fascist ... this is not a radical analogy. If someone supports:

* the union of govt. and corporate power
* belligerant nationalism - aggressive warfare
* rule through deception and fear
* police state measures, such as the Patriot Act, TIA, etc.
* the repression of dissent

They are fascist, but not necessarily Nazis.

[david_vincent]

7. Sure!

Just like "nutsackian" - same meaning, too.

[JVS]

9. not a very elegant word

[pansypoo53219]

13. i wonder if we would be called

premature anti-fascists? they didn't like them during WW2 either.

[Jim Sagle]

16. No, but it should be. It's parallel to "communistic",

and that's a real word.

[JohnOneillsMemory]

17. Needs a qualifier. I use PETRO-NAZI for the current admin.

[seemslikeadream]

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Rick Santorum
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www.theocracywatch.org

[Mairead]

20. Sounds like a word to me. It's formed correctly.

[mitchum]

21. No, neither is "Hitlerriffic!"...

but I still use it frequently