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Were the literal 1930s Nazis comparable to ISIS propagandists? If not, then why not? What about modern Neo-Nazis, are they really better? Why?
by pekk 10y ago
Were the literal 1930s Nazis comparable to ISIS propagandists? If not, then why not? What about modern Neo-Nazis, are they really better? Why?
- stale2002 10y agoThe people that the left calls neo nazis would likely reject that label. Just because you call a group you don't like a Nazi, doesn't make it true.
- commenting 10y agoDoesn't make it false either. There is significant overlap between established neo-Nazi movements and the "alt-right", both in membership and rhetoric.
- hnsucks2 10y agoWhere else are they going to go? There is a "significant overlap" between social justice and anti-white, anti-male, anti-cis propaganda. There's no convenient label to stick on that one just yet, but if you want to be consistent you're going to have to paint all social justice people with that brush.
- paulddraper 10y agoIdeologically, they're all extreme. Practically, one of those three groups were widely successful among many millions of people. So you'll find a great sensitivity to that one.