I have said many times before on these boards: being personally involved in this matter is not the only prerequesite for despising and wanting to attack Nazis.
Or, to put it another way: I submit that if you, or anyone else, is NOT as aggresively
outraged by Nazism as I am, then there's something wrong somewhere - maybe in the moral strength and compassion department. Why should I as a human being, be specially categorized because I respond aggressively and emotionally on this issue? Wouldn't any human being with moral backbone and compassion?
I am asking you once again, and one more time: do not bring my family or my past into these Nazi discussions, even if it's well-intentioned. It's a red herring and only dilutes the basic moral force of what I'm saying.
Current Events » in reply to His family were killed by Nazis, get some perspective.
c'mon, stop it already ..
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- Holy Toledo.
- Nazis are entitled to demonstrate in this country (to the extent that anyone is)
- More on this, by Chris Maag of Time
- well Lee, when it comes to dealing with Nazis -
- Are neo-Nazis also savages, Lee? (n/t)
- Nazis are ALL savages! (n/t)
- But they still have a right to assemble and be heard.
- Not when their presence will incite a riot.
- As much as I hate to say this, you're right, they do.
- They represent hatred, so I don't think they do have a right.
- The meantime
- If people walking down a street provokes someone, who does that reflect badly on?
- But they still have a right to assemble and be heard.
- They were perfectly civil in this case.
- Nazis are ALL savages! (n/t)