Hrm, to be "outraged" against P&G or not...

[Great-Kazoo]

Label, schmabel...All I care, is if it works. Some people are far too sensitive, and have way too much time on their hands.

I'm worried about micro-agressive people, myself.

[Jesus-With-A-.45]

It's trendy, hip & cool to hate freedom, free markets & individual liberty. That's why everything most be blamed on the right at all times & they know the media will capitulate with all those lies.

[HoneyBadger]

"We very much regret if there are any false associations and distance ourselves clearly from any far-right ideology."

Why oh why does everyone associate Naziism with the right? National Socialists, it's left-wing, not right!

Are the far right and the far left really that different as far as We The People are concerned? Unless you're in the ruling class, you have no liberty under either system. I would say that they are equally evil.

[Aloha_Shooter]

No, Naziism was definitely far right.

Absolutely false, another myth propagated by the Left. Naziism was a branch of socialism. It wasn't just a label -- look at the programs Hitler pushed through (other than the genocidal ones): the "peoples' automobile" (Volkswagen), social aid programs, wealth redistribution, etc. Naziism had nothing to do with with capitalism or any of the other ideologies associated with "the right".

[funkymonkey1111]

Here's an actual reason to dislike P&G: helping found the American Heart Association, all the while pushing their Crisco product.

http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/...481486?tesla=y

[brutal]

Here's an actual reason to dislike P&G: helping found the American Heart Association, all the while pushing their Crisco product.

http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/...481486?tesla=y

Every can should come with a free wristwatch.

(obscure reference that a few here might actually get)

[GilpinGuy]

Zappa was a genius.

[Ridge]

Absolutely false, another myth propagated by the Left. Naziism was a branch of socialism. It wasn't just a label -- look at the programs Hitler pushed through (other than the genocidal ones): the "peoples' automobile" (Volkswagen), social aid programs, wealth redistribution, etc. Naziism had nothing to do with with capitalism or any of the other ideologies associated with "the right".

The people's automobile was produced by a private company and is no more socialist than buying Ford. You say look at their social programs and give "social aid programs" as an example with no mention as to what they are. The only wealth redistribution was the wealth taken from the Jews and stolen and hidden by the Nazi party upper echelons.

The far right doesn't have shit to do with capitalism, either.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Far-right_politics

Far-right politics commonly includes authoritarianism, anti-communism, and nativism.

AKA the SS and the belief of a "true Germanic people"

Far-right politics usually involves anti-immigration and anti-integration stances towards groups that are deemed inferior and undesirable.

Such as Jews, homosexuals, gypsies and the like.

[Gman]

There are way too many people just looking to be offended by something. Anything.

When the people have freedom, it does not guarantee an individual the right to not be offended by something they don't agree with. Get a life.

[GilpinGuy]

When the people have freedom, it does not guarantee an individual the right to not be offended by something they don't agree with. Get a life.

Yes. I love the look I get when I say "People have the right to be offended...so be offended."

And as far as to he left/right debate, I don't think it's fair to equate the Naziism with either the far left or far right in this country. Neither seem to compare IMHO. Seems like there was a bit of both in there.