Difference Between National Post Columnist And A Fascist! Trivia Quiz

12 Questions | By Angryfrenchguy | Updated: Mar 21, 2022 | Attempts: 328

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Do you know the difference between the national post columnist and a fascist? The quiz below is designed to see if you can tell which person would be saying the sentences below based on your understanding of what the terms mean. Give it a try and feel free to share the quiz with others or take it more than once. All the best!

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1.

Who wrote: They cajole, whine, stomp their collective feet in temper tantrums in the media and [Parliament] extracting every dollar to the last dime out of the slowly expiring corpse of [our country].
- A.
  
  The National Post
- B.
  
  A Nazi
2.

Who wrote: It was not the only time in recent months, of course, that [they] had stomped its collective foot and spineless politicians had trembled.
- A.
  
  A Nazi about Jews
- B.
  
  A National Post columnist about the Québécois
3.

Who wrote: A people of scholars, if they are physically degenerate, weak-willed and cowardly pacifists, will not storm the heavens, indeed they will not even be able to safeguard their existence on this earth.
- A.
  
  A National Post columnist
- B.
  
  A Nazi
4.

Who wrote: "Peace “scholars” do not acknowledge the reality of ideologies that cannot be reasoned with, or the irrational hatred fuelling our enemies’ violent aggression against us.
- A.
  
  A National Post Columnist
- B.
  
  A Nazi
5.

Who wrote: The devil is always on the lookout for the moral relativism that signals a latter-day Faust, and it seems he has found some eager recruits amongst [the bad guy's] most prominent spokespeople.
- A.
  
  A National Post columnist
- B.
  
  A Nazi
6.

Who wrote: … the personification of the devil as the symbol of all evil assumes the living shape of [the bad guy].
- A.
  
  A National Post Columnist
- B.
  
  A Nazi
7.

Who Wrote: It is not the mass that invents and not the majority that organises or thinks, but in all things only and always the individual man, the person.
- A.
  
  A National Post columnist
- B.
  
  A Nazi
8.

Who wrote: In [the evil leader's] revealing [State]-person parallel, he posits [the State] as that utopian Marxist construct — the “people” — whose ideological commitment endows them with a single voice and will.
- A.
  
  A National Post columnist
- B.
  
  A Fascist
9.

Who wrote: The official keepers of the [Myth] wage an international campaign to silence the disturbing questions. Most people never even hear the revisionist position because [Bad guy] forces dominate the media and block mainstream access to material that questions [Mythical] orthodoxy.
- A.
  
  A National Post columnist writing about a "separatist conspiracy"
- B.
  
  A Nazi writing about a "Zionist conspiracy"
10.

Who wrote: So uniform is the mainstream media's loyalty to the [Myth], facts like these rarely filter down to individual [Bad guys]. (...) See it to be informed, but if for no other reason, see it to penetrate the wall of silence used by the mainstream [evil] media to shield their audiences against criticism of the "sacrosanct" [Myth].
- A.
  
  A National Post columnist concerned about a "separatist conspiracy"
- B.
  
  An Aryan Brotherhood member preoccupied about a "Zionist conspiracy"
11.

[The bad guys' movement] is not a political movement, but a criminal conspiracy that has run rough shod over human rights, fair play, and democracy in an illegal attempt to destroy [our country]. (...) Worse yet, the [bad guy's] not-always-unwitting accomplices range from mainstream (...) politicians to lazy and biased members of the media. Was this quote taken on the website of:
- A.
  
  A white power movement concerned about a vast Zionist conspiracy to destroy America
- B.
  
  A National Post columnist writing about the Québec independence movement
12.

Who wrote: Through a combination of thuggery, sheer stupidity, and unrelenting ambition, these forces have conspired to capitalize on the [Bad guy] movement and the intense feelings it engenders. [...] There's a war on and [our country] is worth fighting for.
- A.
  
  A National Post columnist writing about sovereigntists
- B.
  
  The Ku Klux Klan website warning about Black empowerment