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Lets make a distinction in socially destroy. If you found a nazi that worked for someone who knew he was a nazi and was fine with it, his wife was fine with it
by shard972 9y ago
Lets make a distinction in socially destroy. If you found a nazi that worked for someone who knew he was a nazi and was fine with it, his wife was fine with it and all his friends were fine.
In this case how would you socially destroy them beyond pointing out to those around them what they have been hiding?
- ncallaway 9y agoIn my post, I hinted that I don't really have a definition for "socially destroy". I don't really know what it means or how the OP intended by it. If I knew someone was a nazi, I would inform those around them. If their employer—for example—refused to terminate their employment, I would move "up the chain", and attempt to apply social consequences to that employer. How that works quickly becomes context dependent, but it expresses in things like boycotts, and other refusals to engage economically with those groups.