Then you could fight it out over whether the future should be ruled by National Socialists or International Socialists. Oh well.
International (world citizen) social anarchists, please. 
Compassion and solidarity for all.
Being on the right side of the political spectrum now is so very silly. You're going to be awfully embarrassed in a few years when most of Earth's population takes a sharp turn to the left. It's coming.
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2013/09/12/the-rise-of-the-new-new-left.html
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Bill de Blasio’s win in New York’s Democratic primary isn’t a local story. It’s part of a vast shift that could upend three decades of American political thinking. By Peter Beinart
Maybe Bill de Blasio got lucky. Maybe he only won because he cut a sweet ad featuring his biracial son. Or because his rivals were either spectacularly boring, spectacularly pathological, or running for Michael Bloomberg’s fourth term. But I don’t think so. The deeper you look, the stronger the evidence that de Blasio’s victory is an omen of what may become the defining story of America’s next political era: the challenge, to both parties, from the left. It’s a challenge Hillary Clinton should start worrying about now.
Maybe Bill de Blasio got lucky. Maybe he only won because he cut a sweet ad featuring his biracial son. Or because his rivals were either spectacularly boring, spectacularly pathological, or running for Michael Bloomberg’s fourth term. But I don’t think so. The deeper you look, the stronger the evidence that de Blasio’s victory is an omen of what may become the defining story of America’s next political era: the challenge, to both parties, from the left. It’s a challenge Hillary Clinton should start worrying about now.
^ That's from two years ago, before anybody had even heard the name Bernie Sanders.
