Based on the hatred they represent, I don’t think they have a right to speak. Even if they kept their mouth’s shut as they marched, they should not be allowed to March. We can say the Confederate flag represents hatred and not allow it shown. We should be able to say Nazis represent hatred and should not be allowed to March. If it was up to me, I would say such an organization is not allowed to exist.
My grandfather, who’s father came from Germany, fought against his “Father’s land†in WWI as an American trench solder. It must have been strange for him to fight against people who could have been his close relatives. When WWII rolled around, he suffered some negative feedback Americans felt against Germans at the time.
The Nazis not only hurt the Jewish Germans, they hurt all Germans. They destroyed Germany. If not for America and her allies rebuilding German after WWII, there would probably be no Germany today.
Tell the Nazis to go to Hell.
And any other group preaching hatred should not be allowed to march.
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They represent hatred, so I don't think they do have a right.
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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)