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by nec4b 6y ago
>What do you call the guys with “Camp Auschwitz” and “6MWE” on their shirts? Concerned citizens? The same as I call the people on twitter who write "kill all white men". And when you see somebody with a Che Guevara t shirt or M
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by nec4b 6y ago
You posts remind me of how Goebbels propaganda machine described the jew: crooked nose, small eyes, greedy,...
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by nec4b 6y ago
Ok, Merkel's opinion is invalid because she is "baffling hypocritical". Why is the opinion of the French finance minister invalid (he said he was "shocked" to hear what twitter did)? Why is the opinion of the Russia
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by nec4b 6y ago
There is a lot of people around the world living in countries where a single wrong word can cost you and your family a lot. All those oppressed masses would immigrate to the USA in a heartbeat if they could and you think they care about ter
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by nec4b 6y ago
Does make you wander when the head of a state with all the limitations you have enumerated says you have gone too far?
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by nec4b 6y ago
Half the people believe America is overrun by the nazis or the fascist. And they the heroes fighting them, and when people from other countries look at them weirdly, when people who understand and felt what an oppressive regime does to a ma
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by nec4b 6y ago
When the closest allies of the USA (France, Germany), the Russian opposition leader and countless other leaders telling you, that banning a president of your country goes against everything the USA meant in the world, maybe it's time t
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Angela Merkel calls Trump Twitter ban 'problematic'(dw.com)
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by nec4b 6y ago
And we call that a political party. What point are you trying to make?
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by nec4b 6y ago
> People who agree and have a common interests... > Revolving doors, clientelism, business opportunities, power struggle,... Add activism, donations, candidate support and cooperating with them on a local and global level. Seems like
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by nec4b 6y ago
I'm not the one lumping them together, they lumped themselves together the same way unions and the Democratic party did a long time ago. Revolving doors, clientelism, business opportunities, power struggle,...
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by nec4b 6y ago
Society hasn't decided anything unless you think a self selected group of people now represents the whole society. The Democratic party and its business lackeys decided to remove political in business opposition/competition with i
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by nec4b 6y ago
Don't worry when they do, it will be used as a cheap thought killer meme all over HN, like the "Paradox of Tolerance" is being used now.
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Censors are never worried about lies, the truth is what bothers them.
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by nec4b 6y ago
Can we now also expect oil companies (supposedly republican controlled) to stop supplying oil to companies stifling free speech?
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One would expect american companies upholding values of its country which enabled them to prosper. None of them would exist today if free speech was not possible when they started.
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You are right, some people just fail to see that the broken windows were just the beginning and what followed was even more vile. The mental gymnastics some people do to downplay violence only because it might look bad for their side is ast
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by nec4b 6y ago
No, mask wearing people (supported by a large part of the political elite) destroying property of a specific social-economic class is the more apt analogy today in the USA.
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by nec4b 6y ago
In the UK you don't have an iota of a "fascist" party to be worried about. I agree that the labour party is only "nominally socialist", but at least from Corbyn forward I would not call them liberal. And they have l
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by nec4b 6y ago
Once upon a time in Germany there was a special night, it was called "Crystal Night"[1]. It got it's name because of all the glass from the smashed windows lying on the ground. There were some people arguing that it was viole
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by nec4b 6y ago
I think people from at least some countries of the world would disagree with you about communism being dead. Is there any major fascist political party in the west that has any kind of msm support? On the other hand, almost every western co
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by nec4b 6y ago
>>* a claim that if a thief steals all of your stuff, you "starve" -- please give an example of one person who "starved" because BLM looters stole their stuff You are 100% sure that nobody who lost a job because hi
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by nec4b 6y ago
Only fascism or any other collectivist ideology?
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by nec4b 6y ago
Because they are not liberals like you, they are leftists.
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by nec4b 6y ago
Thanks for a thoughtful reply. >>I don't know how intro/extroversion might be shaped or not by the environment, never gave that a thought. I asked you that because I assumed that you would not try to force introverts to be m
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by nec4b 6y ago
>> Sure, everyone can have any opinion anywhere. Still it's mostly an opinion shaped by the environment and mostly prevalent in the US, and to lesser extent, other sparsely populated countries with significant sprawl. Do you also
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by nec4b 6y ago
>>That sounds violently American. It really doesn't. There are people all over the world who feel the same as the person you're replying to. The feeling has nothing to do whether the city has a "top public transit netwo
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Can you fire your plumber, dentist, lawyer,...?
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Only if you think inciting hate and violence toward successful people is normal and not despicable in the same way as hating people for their skin color.
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by nec4b 6y ago
Your explanation sounds something like when a racist says that he doesn't hate people because of the color of their skin but because they bring diseases, take away jobs and are not cultured.

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