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There is lots of evidence that there were nazis among the insurrectionists. Shirts with references to Aushwitch, "six million wasn't enough" etc. How much rese
by Griffinsauce 6y ago
There is lots of evidence that there were nazis among the insurrectionists. Shirts with references to Aushwitch, "six million wasn't enough" etc.
How much research have you done before reaching your very definitive and incorrect conclusion?
- mindslight 6y agoWe don't have to resort to technicalities. This attack was a reactionary populist movement, led by white supremacist groups (eg the poor boys). It is a stretch to label the whole thing "Nazi", but only slightly. Republicans are currently faced with a choice - conservatism xor this new reactionary populism. If you're an actual conservative and don't appreciate your own voice being pigeonholed with the neo-Naziism, then work to cut the cancer out of your party.
- nailer 6y agoThe "'six million wasn't enough' at the Capitol" was a hoax. See the update above. How much research did you do?
- Griffinsauce 6y agoWitnesses stated they saw it. The picture being circulated is an example. Some people ran with that being a shot from there. So "hoax"? Not quite, but granted, there is no evidence as of yet. Okay so we're down to several references to Aushwitch then. Plus the fact that the groups involved have a well documented connection.
- nailer 6y agoNo. Someone confirmed the picture as being from a different event. That the '6 million' shirt was at the Capitol is proven false. We're down to one Auschwitz reference. One too many. But still nothing like 'actual Nazi flags'. Again: how much research did you do?