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What part of the sentence is not true?

• blueflow 4y ago
  "Nazi-friendly". Stop appropriating german history just because you don't have better words to disagree with people.
  • _cenw 4y ago
    Nazis aren't a unique one time occurrence. But we can call them fascists or neo nazis too if you want. Anyway, people who use a lot of racial slurs and have nazi symbols in their avatars seemed really happy about Musk "restoring free speech". It's a legitimate concern that Twitter will turn into a place that's much more friendly to these people - and thus also much more hostile to anyone to their left.
    • deleted 4y ago
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    • blueflow 4y ago
      There are many better ways to disagree with people than doing the Nazi association. "He is one of / i associate him with the baddies" is cheap and dishonest.
      • _cenw 4y ago
        Making a site "nazi friendly" doesn't mean you call people nazis. It just means you tolerate their existence to the detriment of other people wanting to stay. Free speech absolutism - even misguided - can and has caused this. Been to any chan's /pol/ board recently? What's cheap and dishonest about this?
        • blueflow 4y ago
          I get is, freedom is nazi-friendly because nazi (= the baddies) can use it, too. I'm glad you aren't in charge anywhere.
  • kaba0 4y ago
    Appropriating German history? It was a core part of the world’s history.