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I don’t want to nitpick your definitions, but nazism usually refers to the ideology of the NSDAP, a party that was disbanded at the end of WW2. You probably mea
by arkona 9y ago
I don’t want to nitpick your definitions, but nazism usually refers to the ideology of the NSDAP, a party that was disbanded at the end of WW2. You probably meant to say “violent racism”, in which case the comparison to antifa, and to a lesser extent blm, seems justified (they are linked by violence).
- celticninja 9y agoNazism calls for the death and extermination of other people, antifa and BLM don't.
- arkona2 9y agoSure nazism is 1000x worse than blm or antifa, the only problem is that nazism doesn’t exist anymore. The NSDAP was disbanded in 1945. Antifa and blm are still active today > see a “nazi”, punch a “nazi” > pigs in a blanked, fry them like bacon
- libertyEQ 9y agoThere are people in this thread claiming antifa and BLM are responsible for most violence in the last few years. The arguments being put forth by 'the other side' are not what you claim, and 'these folks' are going to couch their arguments the way they want.
- Thisisdense 9y agoI didn't see anyone spousing the idea that "BLM and antifa are responsible for most violence in the last few years", but can you say with a straight face that no member of these groups ever spurred violent confrontations? While you're at it, can you also say that everyone of the so called nazis did indeed started confrontations?
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