This kind of thing always cracks me up. In the minds of the Don Quixote's of the internet, neo-nazis are an erudite brotherhood of studious skinheads who sit ar

This kind of thing always cracks me up. In the minds of the Don Quixote's of the internet, neo-nazis are an erudite brotherhood of studious skinheads who sit around reading the skinhead handbook, memorizing the "37 different ways to say 'heil hitler'" and committing racist propaganda images to memory. You know, so that they can communicate with other neo-nazis through NFTs, and gaslight people with cartoon monkeys. Or the windmills are actually windmills. > I know the point is to fly under the radar and gaslight people into second guessing things I think you're right, but in precisely the opposite direction. The point is to convince people that there are secret, evil nazis out there, working to subvert our society. To convince you that they are subtle and sneaky, that their symbolism is complex and their references oblique, so that even though things might look perfectly innocent, like an NFT of a monkey, you never know if it might actually be dangerous--even evil! Luckily, there are people who are willing to tell you when seemingly normal things are dangerous and evil! And when one of these people point and shout "Nazi!", be sure just do the right thing. Don't think. (You've been gaslighted. Your eyes deceive you!) Just shut up and grab your pitchfork! The fact that this so closely resembles literal witch hunting should be telling.