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> Even so, I think that twitter thread is somewhat confusing because they draw parallels between walking with torches and nazism (?) > In my country, torches a
by kuschku 7y ago
> Even so, I think that twitter thread is somewhat confusing because they draw parallels between walking with torches and nazism (?)
> In my country, torches are often used in peaceful protests against racism.
They were doing torch marches in the same places where the nazis (like, literally Hitler's party in the 1930s) were doing their famous torch marches.
That's hard to justify as anti-racism protest while also using hostnames based on Hitler's residences.
> st on my systems is an alias for git status.
Ah, that's an interesting shortcut.
- codetrotter 7y ago> They were doing torch marches in the same places where the nazis (like, literally Hitler's party in the 1930s) were doing their famous torch marches. In that case I agree with you, that is a rather clear expression of nazi sympathies on the part of the people that would do that. >> st on my systems is an alias for git status. > Ah, that's an interesting shortcut. You might be interested in my other git shortcuts also. This README has all the details you need about them: https://github.com/ctsrc/shell-command-aliases/blob/master/README.md https://github.com/ctsrc/shell-command-aliases/blob/master/R...