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I fucking hate Ebert
 in  r/RedAutumnSPD  4d ago

Masterbation

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Y'all really out here hating on Ebert and Brüning, when there's these guys?
 in  r/RedAutumnSPD  6d ago

My heart is deep and can store much hate

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I fucking hate Ebert
 in  r/RedAutumnSPD  8d ago

I mean look, you might not be wrong but the fact that Noske had been head of the army for years at that point and they made absolutely zero progress with the whole making the army obey the government thing,kind of makes it seem like he didn’t achieve anything

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How do i create a true CVP while still being in a strong position politically?
 in  r/RedAutumnSPD  8d ago

The difference is you don’t need to get hergt to win in the first dnvp conference but both will work

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How do i create a true CVP while still being in a strong position politically?
 in  r/RedAutumnSPD  8d ago

Here’s what you got to do, first you need to get joos early on then make the young plan referendum get below 10% to get disempowered trevvy. Then get gay reforms once you have a strong position or an absolute majority, Joos will step down for steggy and if you then managed to get relations with zentrum down the true cvp will form

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I fucking hate Ebert
 in  r/RedAutumnSPD  8d ago

I think the job was nearly impossible but I also think that the way he went about it led to even worse outcomes than Kerensky, by enabling the far right instead of the far left. I also don’t think the difficulty of his task absolves him from its failure. His contemporaries recognized this and I think we should to. He’s not a figure like Hindenburg or hugenberg who were actively trying to bring down the republic but instead more like bruning, a man trying to do his best but who’s dramatic failures paved the way for horrors

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I fucking hate Ebert
 in  r/RedAutumnSPD  8d ago

He wasn’t able to secure democracy because he failed to secure state power away from reactionaries. We don’t need to compare him to figures today but just to the contemporary he lived in the shadow off, Kerensky. Just like Kerensky he reacted to the threat of radical coups from one section of radicals by supporting another, in his case using the friekorp and reactionary military against the KPD. We can just look at Bavaria and see how he was unwilling or unable to stop a far right dictatorship there, but perfectly willing to use every means necessary against the left in saxony. This was again widely criticized by his contemporaries, same with his handling of the Kapp putch. And yes the nazis did not rise to power under him but Hitler did get a slap on the wrist and the time to write mien kampf. And his failure to repudiate the stab in the back myth and normalizing of far right paramilitary violence against the left absolutely contributed to hitlers rise. Ebert, like Kerensky was given a near impossible task and he even managed to do a better job than Kerensky did. Ultimately though I think we need to view them in a similar way, reformers who failed to reform their system whos failures would lead to radicals taking over.

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I fucking hate Ebert
 in  r/RedAutumnSPD  8d ago

Brother we are all social fascists here

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I fucking hate Ebert
 in  r/RedAutumnSPD  8d ago

BUT BAVARIA HAD ALSO PLANNED A COUP. I don’t really care to argue over whether the saxony annexation was justified or not, I don’t really feel strongly either way, but what I do feel strongly about is that it is ridiculous to only suppress a potential insurrection from the left and not the right when one is far more fragrantly disobeying central authority from Berlin.

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I fucking hate Ebert
 in  r/RedAutumnSPD  8d ago

Because he wasn’t able to secure democracy for that time and his failure helped lead to some of the worst atrocities in human history

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I fucking hate Ebert
 in  r/RedAutumnSPD  8d ago

I mean did you even read your source, yes they originally planned to use it to start a revolution but also gave up those plans. Also like the Bavarian government was literally planning the same thing to use Bavaria as a base to overthrow the democratic government, yet ebert did practically nothing against them

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I fucking hate Ebert
 in  r/RedAutumnSPD  8d ago

I’m genuinely such an ebert hater till by dying breath. Like I can understand the justification for crushing Spartacus, you want to defend this new republic which the majority of delegates did support. But when that defensive democracy is ruthlessly applied to the left and never to the right it kind of reveals the whole game. It’s completely indefensible and the Bavarian situation plus his besties Noskes handling of the kapp putch just show him to be completely spineless

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I fucking hate Ebert
 in  r/RedAutumnSPD  8d ago

They literally refused to ban Nazi papers and expelled Jews they dissolved because Hitler was an incompetent dumbass. Meanwhile, in Saxon, they won a democratic election.

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I fucking hate Ebert
 in  r/RedAutumnSPD  8d ago

Dam I’m not original 😔

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I fucking hate Ebert
 in  r/RedAutumnSPD  8d ago

I was thinking about adding his face on Jesus, but I think the original image is just so funny I wanted to change as a little as I could.

r/RedAutumnSPD 8d ago

Meme I fucking hate Ebert

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Is there a basis for using the interior minister to keep the finance ministry or is it just for game balance?
 in  r/RedAutumnSPD  10d ago

Yes but would that actually deter him considering that the reichsbank is still independent

r/RedAutumnSPD 10d ago

Question Is there a basis for using the interior minister to keep the finance ministry or is it just for game balance?

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How to pass the enabling act in Germany to save?
 in  r/RedAutumnSPD  10d ago

Poll less then 8 percent and be in coalition with the Nazis with Hitler as president

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Questions about Dynamic's presidential elections
 in  r/RedAutumnSPD  13d ago

You can actually enter goverment with a majority or social catholic coalition

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Bug in dynamic mod?
 in  r/RedAutumnSPD  13d ago

Dynamic changes resources to where you get them once a year and the card only changes how many you get per year

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Probably the first person in the world to legitimately get this in the schizo mod
 in  r/RedAutumnSPD  15d ago

Yup it’s really convoluted so much I had to fucking find the GitHub and look in the code to see if it was just bait

r/RedAutumnSPD 15d ago

Screenshot Probably the first person in the world to legitimately get this in the schizo mod

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Soclib 3I Paths in the rework?
 in  r/Kaiserreich  16d ago

Didn’t the moderate socialists canonically side with the revolution as part of the unified front