It clearly isn't true given how often antifa assaults non violent neo-nazi protestors.
It clearly isn't true given how often antifa assaults non violent neo-nazi protestors.
If the revolutionary communist party or whomever kills someone I would expect them to be banned and prevented from organizing as a terrorist organization.
You seem to want different rules for nazis than exist for other terrorist organizations. Difficult to believe there is a rationale for that other than you have sympathies with the far right.
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On the contrary I think it is you who has the immature attitude. You seem to think this is some sort of joke. If you were old enough to have met many people who had suffered at the hands of the nazis then you won't be so childishly keen to ignore the possibility of a nazi resurgence.
It is also apparent you haven't studied the history of the subject. The nazis early attempts to take power were amateurish and often ridiculed with communist forces being the overriding priority of law enforcement and the state. That was a critical error. That is playing out in exactly the same fashion here.
There is absolutely no basis for individual rights to firearms or self defense under any contextual interpretation of the second amendment of the United States Constitution. It defines clearly a militia of which is regulated of the people and arms, for the expressed purpose of protection of the free state. Unwillingness to take in even the most basic and whole context of these laws is exactly the road to anarchy.
Uh.. no. America fought WW 2 because Japan attacked Pearl Harbor. England and France attacked them because they attacked Poland and they had sworn to defend them. Nobody was fighting them at the time "just to smack Nazi's" Please get your facts strait. Americans in the 1940's would be horrified by what America is now and being turned into but the radical left wing.
To answer the question, I hope an alt leftie attacks me so I can respond with a more deadly defense.
I am 26 years old and have studied the history of Hitler, The Nazi Party and WW2 pretty closely (for an amateur history lover, at least). I have had a one-on-one talk with a man who lived for eight months in a Nazi labor camp.
But, you know, if I don't advocate open violence in the streets that means I'm some kind of immature kid who doesn't understand how serious Nazi Germany was. Or maybe you're just a dick. I dunno.
That's only because the Nazi's attempts to take power were brash and Hitler was acting before he had the means to do so (which he meditated heavily on while in prison after his failed original coup). Nazi sympathizers and people who more or less agreed with Hitler's brand of ultra-German nationalism (especially when it came to the Jewish population of Germany and the re-unification of the countries of Austria and Bavaria) were all over the place and antisemitism was a rather public thing that not even the moderate Weimar Republic did much to stop.It is also apparent you haven't studied the history of the subject. The nazis early attempts to take power were amateurish and often ridiculed with communist forces being the overriding priority of law enforcement and the state. That was a critical error. That is playing out in exactly the same fashion here.
We are not living in a time, or in a country, where "Nazi resurgence" is really a thing. We do, however, live in a time where social media and the internet allow fascist-minded individuals living in large city and metro areas to meet and connect and take their hatred into the realm of IRL (just a decade or so prior to today, most of these people would've just remained closet racists who never met up with any like-minded comrades due to the taboo nature of being a racist in modern USA).
We are not at war and Nazis are not taking over the government. Trying to curb them in the streets with open violence paradoxically only makes them stronger. Punching Richard Spencer just gave Richard Spencer a ton of fuel to convince his followers (and those who may have been on the fence about following him) that Neo-Nazis were "under attack" and that their 'peaceful protesting' would be met with violence (which antifa tools have proven more than once). A punch to Richard Spencer results in a chain reaction where some lunatic alt-righter believes a second Civil War is happening and prompts him to run his van into a crowd of antifa protesters (this is not hyperbole, lots of alt-right drones actually believe a new civil war is on the horizon).
We should not support or condone racist doctrines (so long as we don't overreach and morbidly suppress free speech somehow, but that's beside the point) but meeting them with open violence is stupid and harmful.
Now that I've thoroughly destroyed you, I can only assume you'll decide to get angry at make some shitty retort. This is why I will refrain from reading anything further you post. Thanks, and have a fun.
When you have to go in public- wearing a black mask to hide your identity for what you are about to do, you just "might" be doing the wrong thing.
Just sayin......
Question - what should the Weimar Republic have done about the rise of the Nazi movement in the 1930s?
Maybe invite them round for tea and a chat?
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But that's a silly thing to say, because the Weimar Republic was never at war with the nascent Nazi movement, and by the time they were taking over the government it was too late - that is literally the end of the Weimar Republic. So you're saying let's wait until they win before we try to stop them?
Lmao. What credible argument do you possibly think you have that the Neo-nazis are going to win the support/control of the government and the military in order to stage a legal coup or something. Or anything even close to that? Go on, I'm all ears.
Edit: For the record, I'm not saying we should "let them win" or "not fight them at all", I am condemning physical violence and aggression and dashing the horribly fake arguments of people comparing the USA in 2017 to World War 2.
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Socks. Wow. You also make really stupid shitposts.
If they are members of a terrorist organisation, then it is up to the authorities to deal with, not you. You don’t get to punch people with extremist views, just as people don’t get to punch you for being an extremist.
How the fuck do you come to the conclusion that me saying it is not okay to punch Commies like you, translates as me having sympathy for the far right?
I don’t want anyone punching people for political reasons. No punching...it is not complicated.
The fact that in Charlottesville law enforcement handed their dicks over to a group of armed nazis and de facto control of a town, and subsequently they killed someone. The President of your country and millions of people subsequently refused to condemn the nazis and instead condemned those who tried to stop them.
Aside from the large numbers of far right supporters in the US military, which has noticeably scaled back efforts to root them out, there seems to be open support for far right groups on the internet. Surveys show significant numbers of Trump supporters and surprisingly high numbers of Democrats believe in racial supremacy theories that would translate into millions of people.
Additionally, unlike Nazi Germany, Mussolini's Italy or Franco's Spain, the US has already industrialized and mobilized for war and is fighting seven already.
Yes, it is a credible threat.
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It's an oxymoron considering people like Antifa actively seek and provoke trouble and violence -- how's that "self defence" ?
The police handed control of Charlottesville to armed nazis. Which part of that do you not understand? If the police had confiscated their weapons, or controlled the protesters to any extent, as they had done in numerous other marches such as those organized by BLM or Occupy Wall Street, there would have been no need for antifa to be there.
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By implication you clearly support the nazis.
A few months you were arguing that Jeremy Corbyn's failure to explicitly condemn the IRA was tantamount to support for it. In fact Corbyn did condemn the IRA and everyone else involved in the troubles for their use of violence, but that didn't seem to be enough for you.
Applying your own logic to this station you have clearly condemned antifa, yet you have not condemned the nazis.
By implication you clearly support the nazis.
There was no need for Antifa to be there, they never help and the Yanks have their gun rights that they cling to like it’s sacred.
Unfortunately for your little theory, I have condemned Nazis, neo-Nazis, BNP, NF, Britain First, both Franco’s and Mussolini’s fascist regimes, the Greek Junta, as well as the rest of the far right. Along with them I have condemned the Commies, SWP and the rest of the far left.By implication you clearly support the nazis.
A few months you were arguing that Jeremy Corbyn's failure to explicitly condemn the IRA was tantamount to support for it. In fact Corbyn did condemn the IRA and everyone else involved in the troubles for their use of violence, but that didn't seem to be enough for you.
Applying your own logic to this station you have clearly condemned antifa, yet you have not condemned the nazis.
By implication you clearly support the nazis.
I don’t like extremists of any persuasion, political or religious.
I think Priti Patel is a bit too far right and she isn’t even far right, so I have absolutely no issues with condemning the actual far right.
Disliking the far left does not mean I support the far right, you however do hold extremist views and have supported the use of political violence.