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29 Jun 2016, 12:42 pm

As I explained, I don't believe in taking their rights from them. It's just personal. When Allied troops bombed Germany, did it mean they believed as a principle that murdering innocent people was good? I don't think I have any constitutional right to attack them physically.



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29 Jun 2016, 1:53 pm

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As I explained, I don't believe in taking their rights from them. It's just personal. When Allied troops bombed Germany, did it mean they believed as a principle that murdering innocent people was good? I don't think I have any constitutional right to attack them physically.


And neither do any so-called anti-fascist Nazis.

The same goes for those slime-balls, La Raza, and their thugs. Another bunch of Nazis if you ask me.



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29 Jun 2016, 2:04 pm

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These pathetic people in Sacramento really are never going to cause genocide. But what about other countries and regimes that do practice genocide???? Where is your anger for them?


You're arguing we should solve other countries problems before our own...not a very strong selling point.



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29 Jun 2016, 3:36 pm

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These pathetic people in Sacramento really are never going to cause genocide. But what about other countries and regimes that do practice genocide???? Where is your anger for them?


You're arguing we should solve other countries problems before our own...not a very strong selling point.


??? Yes, I pointed to other nasty situations but I don't remember saying we should "solve" things, merely asking "Where is the concern about TRUE genocide, instead of lamenting a war that ended over half a century ago?"



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29 Jun 2016, 3:45 pm

ZenDen wrote:
Aristophanes wrote:
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These pathetic people in Sacramento really are never going to cause genocide. But what about other countries and regimes that do practice genocide???? Where is your anger for them?


You're arguing we should solve other countries problems before our own...not a very strong selling point.


??? Yes, I pointed to other nasty situations but I don't remember saying we should "solve" things, merely asking "Where is the concern about TRUE genocide, instead of lamenting a war that ended over half a century ago?"

You honestly think the same people that are against genocide by white supremacists here are for genocide elsewhere? I mean if it's such a big issue to you start a thread on Rwanda, Kosovo, etc and I'll be more than glad to jump in, but that's not who we're talking about, we're talking about people right here in this country on THIS thread.



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29 Jun 2016, 4:35 pm

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??? Yes, I pointed to other nasty situations but I don't remember saying we should "solve" things, merely asking "Where is the concern about TRUE genocide, instead of lamenting a war that ended over half a century ago?"

Classic misdirection.



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29 Jun 2016, 9:51 pm

Aristophanes wrote:
ZenDen wrote:
Aristophanes wrote:
ZenDen wrote:
These pathetic people in Sacramento really are never going to cause genocide. But what about other countries and regimes that do practice genocide???? Where is your anger for them?


You're arguing we should solve other countries problems before our own...not a very strong selling point.


??? Yes, I pointed to other nasty situations but I don't remember saying we should "solve" things, merely asking "Where is the concern about TRUE genocide, instead of lamenting a war that ended over half a century ago?"

You honestly think the same people that are against genocide by white supremacists here are for genocide elsewhere? I mean if it's such a big issue to you start a thread on Rwanda, Kosovo, etc and I'll be more than glad to jump in, but that's not who we're talking about, we're talking about people right here in this country on THIS thread.


We're talking about a news report of a bunch of hooligans (they should have been wearing brown shirts instead of hiding their faces in shame) who attacked a much numerically smaller group of people trying to express their civil rights.

Defend this all you want..it's just another form of Nazi style violence...maybe you think we should let it grow into a national movement??? Sig Heil to that thought sir.



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29 Jun 2016, 9:54 pm

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??? Yes, I pointed to other nasty situations but I don't remember saying we should "solve" things, merely asking "Where is the concern about TRUE genocide, instead of lamenting a war that ended over half a century ago?"

Classic misdirection.


Unless you can post something supporting your assertions why even post? Please spell out your thoughts clearly and concisely; no one can read your mind.

I'd like to hear what you have to say.



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30 Jun 2016, 7:30 am

I'm extremely intolerant of extreme intolerance. Call me a Nazi all you want, I don't care. If people reacted like this to the actual Nazis, maybe 80 million people would still be alive.



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30 Jun 2016, 7:32 am

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I'm extremely intolerant of extreme intolerance. Call me a Nazi all you want, I don't care. If people reacted like this to the actual Nazis, maybe 80 million people would still be alive.

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30 Jun 2016, 8:37 am

The group should be arrested for inciting a riot, isn't that illegal? Whoever issued their permit should also be fired.



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30 Jun 2016, 11:23 am

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I'm extremely intolerant of extreme intolerance. Call me a Nazi all you want, I don't care. If people reacted like this to the actual Nazis, maybe 80 million people would still be alive.


I agree. I hope someone has not misconstrued your intent and claimed you were a Nazi for expressing your opinion...to express your opinion is an American Right protected by the Constitution.

Yes. If they had been able to prevent the "brown shirts" of their day maybe Hitler could have been avoided. Any attempt at disrupting free speech should be suspect.



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30 Jun 2016, 11:30 am

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The group should be arrested for inciting a riot, isn't that illegal? Whoever issued their permit should also be fired.


Are you possibly from another country? Do you not understand American Law on this subject? Why would you think the rights of criminals, such as those committing assault and battery, would come before the rights of American citizens expressing their opinions?

Next you'll be calling the government a criminal for letting people have free speech. :D



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30 Jun 2016, 4:04 pm

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I'm extremely intolerant of extreme intolerance. Call me a Nazi all you want, I don't care. If people reacted like this to the actual Nazis, maybe 80 million people would still be alive.


Define your "extreme intolerance". You'd be right to advocate against bigoted people. You'd be wrong to inflict violence on bigoted people until they themselves inflicted it upon others. Simply because you don't know if they'd do the things they say (say, they chant death to all disabled people).

For example, I'm right in saying that Muslims need to be more accepting of say, homosexuals. However, just because in some parts of the world Muslims kill homosexuals, doesn't mean I am right to inflict violence on Muslims living around me, even if they themselves agreed with the killing of homosexuals.

Hence, the BAMN group (supposedly on the terrorist list in the US) here that attacked the people holding a lawful rally were wrong in the same way in that if they went to the local mosque and attacked it due to bigoted words.

Your line of reasoning is a "slippery slope fallacy". People that hold opinions of Nazis = they will definitely be the Nazis of Nazi Germany.



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30 Jun 2016, 4:12 pm

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If people reacted like this to the actual Nazis, maybe 80 million people would still be alive.


Btw, people did act violently to the Nazis of Germany before coming to power.

Guess what? It let them use the excuse that their ideology was under attack and they had justification for attacking themselves.



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30 Jun 2016, 4:19 pm

ZenDen wrote:
Aristophanes wrote:
ZenDen wrote:
Aristophanes wrote:
ZenDen wrote:
These pathetic people in Sacramento really are never going to cause genocide. But what about other countries and regimes that do practice genocide???? Where is your anger for them?


You're arguing we should solve other countries problems before our own...not a very strong selling point.


??? Yes, I pointed to other nasty situations but I don't remember saying we should "solve" things, merely asking "Where is the concern about TRUE genocide, instead of lamenting a war that ended over half a century ago?"

You honestly think the same people that are against genocide by white supremacists here are for genocide elsewhere? I mean if it's such a big issue to you start a thread on Rwanda, Kosovo, etc and I'll be more than glad to jump in, but that's not who we're talking about, we're talking about people right here in this country on THIS thread.


We're talking about a news report of a bunch of hooligans (they should have been wearing brown shirts instead of hiding their faces in shame) who attacked a much numerically smaller group of people trying to express their civil rights.

Defend this all you want..it's just another form of Nazi style violence...maybe you think we should let it grow into a national movement??? Sig Heil to that thought sir.

Um, last I checked there were 7 stabbing victims, only one of them was a Neo-Nazi. Obviously one group was planning on a knife fight and the other was not, and it wasn't my side planning on it.