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> Because I find people Are you sure these are the same individuals? I can imagine them being different members of a nebulous group where different people talk

• rbanffy 2y ago
  The justification is that the group they oppose is against the democratic values they espouse and, therefore, must be violently suppressed by any means necessary, in order to protect their democracy. "Communism/socialism" is usually a straw-man used in those cases.
  • llm_trw 2y ago
    The last 10 years have seen it become fascism/nazism. One need only quote what Churchill said to see that it's nothing of the sort. Unless of course you think the man who kept the world war against nazism and fascism going for a year by himself was himself a fascist nazi at which point words don't mean anything.
    • rbanffy 2y ago
      > was himself a fascist nazi His reputation in India is not as stellar as you might think.
      • llm_trw 2y ago
        One might ask Indians what Hitler's reputation there would be had he won the war. There is after all a difference between callous indifference and industrial genocide.