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Well they may not exist in some very literal sense because they lost the war and their gov no longer exists, but it’s very easy to find sympathizers who have pl
by azinman2 6y ago
Well they may not exist in some very literal sense because they lost the war and their gov no longer exists, but it’s very easy to find sympathizers who have plenty of their memorabilia, fly their flags, use their salute, and take the ideas into modern times with things like a “Camp Auschwitz - Staff” sweater…
- rodgerd 6y agoIronically, trying to literalise language to control discourse is the most Orwellian - in the sense of IngSoc's Newspeak - thing present. (I have the unfair advantage of actually having read 1984, which it seems unlikely most Parler enthusiasts have)
- vaduz 6y ago> [..] take the ideas into modern times with things like a “Camp Auschwitz - Staff” sweater This one sadly becomes quite ironically hilarious when you realise that a significant portion of the "staff" was made out units of prisoners themselves... In other words, anyone who wears a sweater like that has no damn clue what he is talking about.