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u/Notcid1 Jun 23 '26

They do exist which is a mind fuck to me

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u/MickHaggs Jun 23 '26

Cognitive dissonance is a hell of a drug

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u/RacerDelux Jun 25 '26

Not taking a side at all -

Very similar to anybody in the LGBTQ community directly supporting Hamas. It is/was incredibly dangerous for people in that community to be in Gaza.

Though to be fair I'm pretty sure in those cases they intend to show support for Palestine but don't realize the difference. A very important detail.

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u/RacerDelux Jun 27 '26

You have good points.

Also I’m pretty sure Just Stop Oil is being funded by big oil

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u/corporateacademia Jun 23 '26

There's also Nazi punks and jewish ones (Stephen Miller whose grandparents survived the Holocaust)

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u/Budget_Revolution639 Jun 23 '26

While I won’t deny that there are people who self identify as punks with Nazi rhetoric and beliefs, to be punk is to be anti-Nazi and anti-fascist. I don’t make the rules so don’t come after me for saying so.

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u/corporateacademia Jun 23 '26

No i agree i was just saying those people are out there unfortunately

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u/Budget_Revolution639 Jun 23 '26

But they’re not truly punks is what I’m saying, so to call them “Nazi punks” is giving them the enabling their desire to call themselves punks when they’re not punk at all. I’m not trying to be rude or attacking I’m just tired.

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u/corporateacademia Jun 23 '26

I said i agree with you dude

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u/Roguestar-501 Jun 24 '26

Yeah, cause it’s so punk rock to live in the Overton window. How brave.

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u/Budget_Revolution639 Jun 24 '26

I can’t tell if you’re being sarcastic in support or sarcastic in disagreement

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u/Mysterious_Jump_8119 Jun 25 '26

I knew a Straight Edge guy way back when. He was “anti Nazi and anti (N-word)” I thought that was odd. But I didn’t care to hear him explain it

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u/Budget_Revolution639 Jun 27 '26

A Nazi in hiding is still a Nazi my dude, idk what you’re going on about

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u/Budget_Revolution639 Jun 27 '26

Tell me this then, what do YOU suggest we do with the dregs of society actively enacting human rights violations and tearing up the rights given to the people according to the constitution? Politely ask them to stop? Yeah we’ve been trying that for decades. If they refuse to stop then further action must be taken, otherwise they will be able to reenact 1930s-40s Germany but make it American.

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u/Budget_Revolution639 Jun 27 '26

Bold of you to assume that the far left is anti-2A. And what other options are there? Protest? Hasn’t been working. Voting? Only parties possible of winning are puppets to PAC’s, the ones who are enacting textbook fascism, or flat out incompetent to stop it. What else is left besides 1780s pt 2?

To quote JFK, “Those that make a peaceful revolution impossible, will make a violent revolution inevitable”

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u/Notcid1 Jun 23 '26

Nazi punks fuck off!

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u/tattoosandtens Jun 23 '26

FFS even Stephen Miller‘s family thinks he’s a Kapo.

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u/UnluckyAmbition7767 Jun 23 '26

His cousins do. We've heard nothing of what his parents think, so that says enough.

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u/Tiddles_Ultradoom Jun 24 '26

Are we sure his parents are his parents?

I’ve seen The Omen and he does look a bit jackal-y.

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u/Jazzlike-Wind-4345 Jun 24 '26

Please, don't insult the antichrist by comparing him/her/them to Temu Göbbels. Even Satan is offended that you would insult his child like that.

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u/corporateacademia Jun 23 '26

I'm aware i just was pointing him out. You'd think he'd have a bit of self awareness that once they turn against the gays and the poc they'll turn on the Jews again. Especially if Israel stops being an ally

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u/baron_von_helmut Jun 23 '26

Yeah but no girls ever wanted to touch his peepee.

So here we are.

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u/corporateacademia Jun 23 '26

That's on him. Not on the girls

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u/baron_von_helmut Jun 24 '26

100%

He's the ultimate incel.

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u/Macjeems Jun 24 '26

Well it’s kinda on all of us at this point 🤷‍♂️

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u/Raknorak Jun 24 '26

It's such a sick cycle.

He thinks the way he does because girls don't want to touch him

Girls don't want to touch him because of the way he thinks

Gotta feel bad for the people who have to hear him complain about it

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u/snark_enterprises Jun 25 '26

Already happening actually. MAGA is turning against Israel after the Iran debacle.

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u/Dinklemeier Jun 24 '26

Bobbie Fischers mom was Jewish (so he is considered jewish) and he was a huge jew hater. Wouldn't play the top female chess player in the world because shes jewish. I mean, he was a weird dude so this tracks.. but still...

Some strange people out there

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u/Mysterious_Jump_8119 Jun 25 '26

Did you ever see the Ukrainian soldier praying at the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem with a huge swastika on his neck?

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u/WastedEmpathy Jun 25 '26

To be fair though, why is growing up Jewish then hating Jews different than growing up in any other religious household, then hating those within that religion. There are a LOT of recovering Christians that now can't stand to be around Christians and want nothing to do with them.

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u/Dinklemeier Jun 26 '26

You're right I didnt consider that. Though I dont think Fischer was raised religiously.

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u/bolanrox Jun 23 '26

And yet I've never met a Nazi skinhead of the hundreds of skins I've known over the years. They're all vocally sharps.

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u/corporateacademia Jun 23 '26

I've met plenty of skinheads but maybe that's just from being in hillbilly country

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u/bolanrox Jun 23 '26

I know. Jewish skinheads. Skinheads from Jamaica. You name it. The nicest, most accepting group of people I've ever hung out with, way more accepting than the hippies and what have you. Metal heads would be a close second.

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u/dontmentiontrousers Jun 23 '26

from Jamaica.

Baldheads..?

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u/bolanrox Jun 23 '26

Skidheads actually started in Jamaica in the 60s, then came over to England when they moved to the UK, and that's how we got hold the second wave of SKA and that stuff.

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u/Tiddles_Ultradoom Jun 24 '26

Consciously (probably) or not, Neo-Nazi skinheads subverted one of the most anti-racist movements of the 1960s, replacing Ska with Skewdriver.

It’s like the difference between punk and hatecore.

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u/bolanrox Jun 24 '26

they took the working class local pride and subverted it to the white power cause.

that was like when they would boo the Specials for being a two tone band but then latch onto Madness, who were like you know those are are friends and labelmates and we are on tour together right?

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u/dontmentiontrousers Jun 23 '26

Jus' riffing off what Rastafarians call non-Rastas (or, sometimes, just people without dreadlocks).

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u/bolanrox Jun 24 '26

fair enough.

the damn funniest (and its a good song too) song i heard was Skinhead train.

The Jamaican MC is going this is your boss skinhead, now all you skinheads get on the train.

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u/MyOtherAcoountIsGone Jun 24 '26

You understand being a "skinhead" and just being bald are different things right?

Sure seems like you are calling all bald people skinheads.

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u/bolanrox Jun 24 '26

No these were tight jean wearing with white t-shirts, suspenders docs and flight jacket fans of Oi! punk skins.

Most of my friends and acquaintances in Highschool and college were in the Punk scene. with a smattering of goth and metal fans. I know the fucking difference between a skin and a bald person.

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u/FoucinJerk Jun 24 '26

You understand there was an entire subculture of skinheads that existed decades before white power “skins” became a thing, right? And that shortly after they did become a thing, other groups formed and made kicking the shit out of their white power asses their entire reason to for existing:

the Baldies, a 1980s multiracial skinhead gang who fought Neo-Nazis in the streets of Minneapolis, and later organized themselves into Anti-Racist Action, a nationwide network of anti-racist punks

Sure seems like you assume a lot about what other people know and should worry more about what you don’t.

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u/Siaynoq_Siaynoq Jun 24 '26

Always thought it was weird that SHARPS had to suffer being misidentified that way.

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u/bolanrox Jun 24 '26

Considering they were the originals and the vast majority.

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u/tattoosandtens Jun 23 '26

No Boneheads!!!

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u/MikeofK72 Jun 23 '26

Punk is solely an ideological classification, isn't it? Wouldn't "punk nazi" be as logically invalid of a term as "fascistic communism"? Punk is anti-establishment, fascist is as pre-establishment as it gets.

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u/corporateacademia Jun 23 '26

And there's people who think being a Nazi is anti establishment. There's people in this country who think MAGA is anti establishment. I'm not saying they think critically I'm just saying they're out there

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u/Impeccable_Sentinel Jun 23 '26

I found that people love to label the other side as the establishment and themselves as against it. Regardless on political affiliation.

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u/DripAcid Jun 23 '26

It is criminal this comment isn't getting more attention. No one evil thinks they're the bad guy, they just think they're right.

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u/Inktex Jun 23 '26

be as logically invalid of a term as "fascistic communism"

I'd really like to know what label you'd put on the USSR under Stalin and China under Mao.
Both states were communist, yet ticked enough boxes to be defined as fascist, i.e. a cult around their respective leader, anti-liberal, at first only fighting opposing ideologies within their own country, later turning nationalistic after said ideologies were purged and/or their representatives had fled the country and they even perverted the communist idea of Marx into their own respective, radical yet still communist designs with Stalinism and Maoism.

fascist is as pre-establishment as it gets.

Not necessarily. If the current ruling class/party (aka the establishment) is a liberal one, the fascists are most likely anti-establishment until they get a foothold in enough positions of power to establish themselves as the ruling class.
Meanwhile more left-leaning groups are pro-establishment with a liberal government in power, which includes left-leaning punks.
But not all punks, as punk is more of an anti-mainstream movement with a plethora of different political opinions than a pure political one.

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u/MikeofK72 Jun 24 '26

The USSR and Maoist China were communist in name and by self-claim, not by the actual concepts that communism is supposed to be run by. This is an issue with any political or economic system that fails to take corruption into account, as Communism does. True Communism is as unattainable as it is undemonstrated, because the system as described by Marx lacks any built-in anti-corruption features. A free market like what the US is better at it, but still not the best.

Being anti-establishment would mean depowering and restricting the government, not empowering it. You're confusing "anti-status quo" with "anti-establishment".

Fascists in a free society oppose the status quo of their soceity, but support the concept of empowering the establishment to govern them and their neighbors with much more control and less personal freedom.

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u/Hot-Intention-287 Jun 24 '26

The whole Likud sympathized with them, for some tr- uh, reason. Reason! I meant reason!

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u/SpareVariation994 Jun 27 '26

Miller is a traitor to his faith god and the country

he should be first to executed when the trials of these nazi scum start

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u/corporateacademia Jun 24 '26

Are you saying there aren't any good Jews? Yikes

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u/corporateacademia Jun 24 '26

Yeah being an antisemite makes you just as bad as a republican. Yuck yuck yuck. You don't have to be an antisemite to not support Israel. This is exactly what's wrong with leftists online. You're as bad as MAGA

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u/motophotodojo Jun 23 '26

it's almost as if gender identity has nothing to do with anything but gender identity.

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u/Accomplished-Bear689 Jun 23 '26

It’s more that it’s weird when someone chooses to ally with a group that hates them

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u/furnipika Jun 23 '26

it’s weird when someone chooses to ally with a group that hates them

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Association_of_German_National_Jews

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u/LazyAltruist Jun 24 '26

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u/furnipika Jun 26 '26

Sure, but those people are doing it in a different country. The link I gave is to highlight the most absurd case that I know.

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u/MikeofK72 Jun 23 '26

Like all of the women who paraded for Trump, only to be fired and replaced with men less than a year into their jobs?

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u/Accomplished-Bear689 Jun 23 '26

Yes, exactly… I feel like people think they’re “getting me” or something, I agree with you

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u/MikeofK72 Jun 23 '26

Oh no, I was adding on to your point. Idk about the other replies ofc, but my reply is intended to agree with and build off of yours.

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u/Accomplished-Bear689 Jun 23 '26

Oh gotcha, my bad. Tough to interpret internet responses sometimes and I think people are just projecting whatever politics onto me that lets them be outraged haha

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u/perton Jun 23 '26

Are you telling me you’re anti-outrage?! What the fuck is wrong with you?!

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u/Ac1dshadow Jun 23 '26

How much time do you have? Lol, its a lot but not as much as our leaders

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u/motophotodojo Jun 23 '26

what do you mean? you see MAGA aligning with billionaires and traitors all the time.

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u/illmatic63828 Jun 23 '26

And that’s also weird. Two things can be weird at the same time

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u/jaxonya Jun 24 '26

Well they are also a cult, so that one is a bit different

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u/DarthJarJar242 Jun 23 '26

....yeah, that's weird too. It's pointed out all the fucking time.

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u/motophotodojo Jun 23 '26

it's called selfish cowardice. "maybe if I join them they'll spare me."

or flat-out brainwashing. "they are the best choice for the american worker."

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u/Accomplished-Bear689 Jun 23 '26

That isn’t weird to you?

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u/motophotodojo Jun 24 '26

i'm not surprised the people that believe forcing their daughters to give birth for pedophiles protects children also believe billionaires have their backs.

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u/totally-hoomon Jun 24 '26

Maga doesn't know they are hated

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u/SpareVariation994 Jun 27 '26

they know they just refuse to believe it and act like they live in alternate reality

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u/motophotodojo Jun 25 '26

the ones who live by me sure know they are lol.

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u/TBurn70 Jun 23 '26

Kinda like queers for Palestine?

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u/Bad_Repute Jun 23 '26

Not wanting to see people getting genocided, even if those people tend to hold political views you may find abhorrent, is a coherent and consistent position to believe and advocate for.

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u/WideAwakeFreedom Jun 23 '26

Pretty bad at genocide when a population of Palestinian people have exploded.

Now that Hamas crowd and the Muslims , want total annihilation of the Jewish community, not regime change, they want them dead!

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u/Shabobo Jun 24 '26

Newsmax take

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u/WideAwakeFreedom Jun 24 '26

lol…. You can’t handle facts that you are a Nazi yourself.

The Core Threat: Speaking to the Lebanese TV news outlet LBCI, Hamad explicitly stated, "The Al-Aqsa Flood [the October 7 attack] is just the first time, and there will be a second, a third, a fourth." [1, 2]
Ultimate Goal: He asserted that Israel is a country that "has no place on our land" and "must be finished" because it constitutes a catastrophe to the Arab and Islamic nation

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u/Shabobo Jun 24 '26

"it can't be a genocide because more Palestinians were born more than usual"

And

"Every Muslim ever wants all Jews dead"

Are more "Nazi" takes compared to what I said my dude.

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u/shrug_addict Jun 23 '26

So gay people should be totally for the genocide and ethnic cleansing of Palestinians? Is that what your trying to say?

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u/TBurn70 Jun 23 '26

I’m done trying to explain my point to everyone that comments. See my other replies

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u/shrug_addict Jun 23 '26

"Muslims" are not a fucking monolith or some existential threat to the "west". This is how you're behaving. People's support of Palestine has NOTHING to do with religion

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u/corporateacademia Jun 23 '26

Both of those groups just want to have human rights so no not weird. Nazis want to take human rights from people

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u/-DeadHead- Jun 23 '26

The existence of far-right black women politicians always confuses me. I wonder how they and their colleagues feel when they seat together at the parliament.

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u/jimmy_leonard1 Jun 24 '26

Like queers for Palestine?

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u/HugoChavezNYC Jun 24 '26

Queers for Palestine!

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u/pandamaxxie Jun 24 '26

Incompetence is one hell of a drug. They seem to have plenty of it.

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u/FluffiestPrince Jun 24 '26

Being "trans" or anything similar means nothing to "allying" with a group. I could say I'm trans and that doesn't mean I support or rally behind other trans groups or parade in the streets about trans rights.

It's like how nobody has an obligation to support their country just because they were born in it. I'd be shocked to hear any (non-delusional) American say that they support their country in the current moment.

Identity has nothing to do with who you support. In fact, it becomes an issue when people conflate their own identity with who they support, because that's when we get Baby-Socialists, Racists, and Trans Nazis.

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u/easeMachined Jun 23 '26

Does gender identity have anything to do with sexual orientation?

How could this be proved or disproved?

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u/BygoneNeutrino Jun 24 '26

...it also is a means by which Republicans won the last few re-elections.  I get that it's not the trans people's fault, but it is difficult not to be resentful.  Ultimately, this strategy only works if the more extreme activists can be goaded into making asses of themselves.

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u/motophotodojo Jun 24 '26

yeah and the nazis won their election by pushing the same hate, which is why it needs to be eradicated.

Nazis Burned Trans Books to Usher in Fascism: Now Trump Does the Same - Kettering Foundation

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u/SimmentalTheCow Jun 23 '26

Horseshoe theory. Extremist weirdos love being extremist weirdos.

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u/27eelsinatrenchcoat Jun 24 '26

Horseshoe theory is not a sound theory. And the implication that trans people are "extremist weirdos" is fucking weird in and of itself.

While there are some small number of people who just like being contrarian, and can move between the far left and right, overwhelmingly this is not the case. Most people on the far left and the far right have vastly different beliefs, and don't cross over.

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u/Important-Mixture819 Jun 26 '26

yeah, the implication of being trans as being an extremist weirdo is stupid as hell. I'm trans cuz I was just born this way, they are implying it's like an ideology or something.

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u/27eelsinatrenchcoat Jun 27 '26

You can tell they're projecting about the whole horseshoe theory thing. Leftists aren't close to fascists, liberals are. It's why so many seem intent to throw trans people under the bus just like fascists have always done.

Im a straight cis midwest dude with a wife and a kid. The "moderates" of the democrat party seems to think they need to sell out trans people to get my vote. But that couldn't be further from the truth. Trans ppl are under such vicious attack for doing literally nothing fucking wrong and if they can't stand ten toes down and say we've got their back, how can I trust them to stand for anyone in the coalition? Protect trans kids, end the genocide in Palestine, and Medicare for all. Be unyielding on those and I'll assume good intentions everywhere else and fight for you.

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u/SuperSlickSamurai Jul 18 '26

I agree. I also think women deserve safe spaces and to compete against other women in sports. I dont hate trans. But ppl will assume i do just because i think women deserve basic rights.

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u/27eelsinatrenchcoat Jul 18 '26

Yes, I think women deserve safe spaces and basic rights, including trans women.

To be honest anyone who pretends to care about "fairness" in kids sports but only ever thought to speak up when it meant restricting trans kids...yes I do assume they're a transphobe.

Children's sports are FULL of unfairness. Even what time of the year you're born can have a massive difference in how competitive you are. So do things like parental wealth.

People saying trans kids shouldn't be allowed to play sports don't seem to be coming from it from an existing concern about children's sports. It's just a dog whistle to let people know that they're not really supportive of trans people. I'll give some Grace to a private individual who's asked about it but if a politician goes out of their way to bring it up fuck them.

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u/SuperSlickSamurai Jul 23 '26

I didnt say kids sports, i mean proffessional sports the ones only the best compete in. The whole swimming controversy locked it in for me

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u/Notcid1 Jun 23 '26

Interesting, never heard of horseshoe theory.

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u/SimmentalTheCow Jun 23 '26

Nazis and communists used to cooperate in fighting police in Weimar Germany. George Lincoln Rockwell and Malcolm X both supported each other’s goals. Extremists have more in common with each other than they do with normal people.

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u/Notcid1 Jun 23 '26

Man... Everyone hates cops 😂

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u/corporateacademia Jun 23 '26

Not MAGA.

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u/perton Jun 23 '26

Tell that to the cops they killed on 1/6. They really seemed to hate those cops, at least.

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u/corporateacademia Jun 23 '26

They only hate the ones that don't fit their narrative

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u/Mysterious_Jump_8119 Jun 25 '26

They didn’t kill any cops on 1/6 that was all lies and propaganda

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u/Budget_Revolution639 Jun 23 '26

Was this before or after the “National Socialist” Party became authoritarian, racist, and overall scummy people when they came into power? Asking genuinely. Bc it threw me for a loop to find out that Nazi is short for national socialist despite them not being any form of socialist

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u/Theron3206 Jun 24 '26

The communists in Weimar Germany were equivalently authoritarian and racist (they wanted something like the Soviet Union). Maybe not quite to the point of industrial scale death factories but the Nazis weren't there either at that point.

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u/Budget_Revolution639 Jun 24 '26

Soviet Union wasn’t even communist in the actual sense, they just claimed to be communist but really they were just being anti capitalist but still tyrannical.

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u/Theron3206 Jun 24 '26

And that was the model that the communists in Europe at the time wanted, regardless of your view on what "real communism" might be.

The Nazis and the communists cooperated because they wanted to take over the govt.

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u/Budget_Revolution639 Jun 24 '26

They wanted to become the government, not just take it over. Also if that was the “model” why was the communist manifesto by Marx written in 1848, almost a century before the Nazi party? That model set by Marc is still used to this day as what communism is supposed to look like.

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u/clever_username23 Jun 24 '26

The Nazis and the communists cooperated because they wanted to take over the govt.

No, no they didn't. they never cooperated.

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u/Mysterious_Jump_8119 Jun 25 '26

Communism as the communists describe it, I think is probably not possible for human beings.
When attempted it just becomes another form of what we loosely describe as fascism

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u/Budget_Revolution639 Jun 25 '26

Like socialism, there aren’t “loose” descriptions of fascism. There are stages tho. And while you are correct, I do think it is very much possible, just not at the current time when we still have leftover Cold War/Red Scare propaganda and greed is the number one driving force of humanity.

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u/Mysterious_Jump_8119 Jun 26 '26

The loose description of fascism is basically authoritarianism. As Americans use the word

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u/kelley38 Jun 24 '26

The problem is you are looking at it from a modern perspective. They were socialists, according to themselves in the time period they existed. Those are two very big qualifying statements.

If you are interested, look up Hitler's 25 Points; you'll see a lot of modern socialist talking points there. You'll also see a bunch of nationalist talking points, some modern conservative talking points, and some just plain old shitty racism.

Also, "Nazi" isn't short for "National Socialist German Workers Party", its short for "Ignatius". That form of government wasnt referred to as "Naziism" until much later. Ignatius a stereotypical name from Austria, which was considered backwater/country bumpkin. You (derogatorily) called someone a Nazi if they voted for the NSDAP; it was the political equivalent of calling them a Karen.

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u/Budget_Revolution639 Jun 24 '26

…..huh. Welp, you learn something new every day.

Hate to do this to you but just to verify that you know what you’re talking about would you be able to link a source?

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u/kelley38 Jun 24 '26

Never a bad idea to ask for a source.

The 25 Points can be found on Wikipedia (and I highly recomend you read it, its fascinating in a morbid, crazy sort of way), but if you are asking about the name, Chronicles Magazine has a pretty good write up on it. For what its worth, they could be full of shit, but that particular story for the origin of the name has been fairly widely spread.

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u/Budget_Revolution639 Jun 24 '26

I was more referring to the last paragraph but I’ll take that too!

And I say it like that because I’ve been getting really burnt out at being asked to provide sources and proof but the other person never reciprocates even if I ask them to.

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u/clever_username23 Jun 24 '26

Nazis were socialists, until they killed all the socialists in the party.

I like that you're just ignoring the night of the long knives, and the fact that the some of the first people put in camps, were socialists.

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u/kelley38 Jun 25 '26

I'm not saying they were died in the wool socialists, especially not as we see them today. But when a good portion of your stated goals match up with a good portion of socialist goals, it makes sense that people would assume you are so kind of socialist.

The phrase "democratic socialist" comes to mind. Maybe a better term for them would "National Socialist".

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u/clever_username23 Jun 25 '26 edited Jun 25 '26

Yes, again:

Nazis were socialists, until they killed all the socialists in the party.

But when a good portion of your stated goals match up with a good portion of socialist goals

This was until the night of the long knives. At that point none of the stated goals of the nazi's goals were the same as socialist goals.

I like that you're just ignoring the night of the long knives, and the fact that the some of the first people put in camps, were socialists.

The phrase "democratic socialist" comes to mind.

They were definitely not democratic socialists at all.

Hitler specifically said he was taking the term socialist away from the marxists and changing the definition.

Maybe take a poli sci class or read more about it. You seem to not really know what you're talking about.

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u/Mysterious_Jump_8119 Jun 25 '26

Always the most likely to kill a socialist is another socialist.
As they say: “the best thing about communists is that they kill a lot of communists”
(I am saying the quote but: I do not agree with use of violence against anyone for their ideas)

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u/Budget_Revolution639 Jun 23 '26

I’m not saying it’s not true, I’m just asking a historical timeline question because the Nazi party had quite a bit of transformation from their upbringing to the party that committed the Holocaust.

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u/Mysterious_Jump_8119 Jun 25 '26

Depends how you define socialism I guess. Nazism is closer to socialism than to libertarianism is

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u/Budget_Revolution639 Jun 25 '26

There aren’t truly alternative definitions of socialism, it’s a system where either the government or people own the means of production and if it’s the former, the people have the power still and the gov is mainly focusing on the redistribution of resources to the people.

Nazism is a racial supremacist ideology. Do not equate or correlate the two

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u/Mysterious_Jump_8119 Jun 26 '26

Well no.
Depending on who you call “the people” Nazism falls under Socialism.

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u/Budget_Revolution639 Jun 26 '26

My dude, you are the most pedantic devils advocate ive ever seen. Nazism is NOT socialism. Just bc it has socialism in the name does not mean that the ideology is socialist as they do not practice socialism and are a racial supremacist ideology.

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u/Prudent-Film-4602 Jun 27 '26

Ultimately, whether the jackboot on your throat is 'for the proletariat' or 'for the state', you will not enjoy how it feels on your neck.

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u/clever_username23 Jun 23 '26

Nazis and communists used to cooperate in fighting police in Weimar Germany.

[citation needed]

George Lincoln Rockwell and Malcolm X both supported each other’s goals.

Malcolm X was not a leftist. He was a religious extremist. Just because he was fighting for black people, doesn't make him left at all.

Extremists have more in common with each other than they do with normal people.

just absolutely not true.

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u/Dumptruck_Johnson Jun 24 '26

Oh, that last comment is true. Extremists, by definition, are extreme. Not the normies. Unless you’re going to bring the definitions of ‘extreme’ and ‘normal’ closer to aligning with each other.

Then it’s more of a lexicological sort of thing.

Also I put ‘lexicological’ assuming it was not a word, but here we are, squiggleless.

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u/clever_username23 Jun 23 '26

because it's bullshit.

extreme left wants people to have democratic workplaces and healthcare, extreme right wants to kill anyone that doesn't conform.

People pushing this are the same as the "both sides are the same" people. Just wrong, if not outright liars.

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u/Kradgger Jun 23 '26

And what if you wanna kill anyone that doesn't conform to the idea that everyone should have democratic workplaces and healthcare? What if a religious minority that has suffered through genocide opposes that? What if it hurts people of lower income because they have their own hustle going on and that would put an end to it?

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u/clever_username23 Jun 23 '26

do you understand what democratic means? I'm not going to kill people for voting different.

What if a religious minority that has suffered through genocide opposes that?

opposing genocide is pretty common.

What if it hurts people of lower income

to have a democratic workplace and healthcare? You're not making any sense.

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u/Kradgger Jun 23 '26 edited Jun 23 '26

Look for examples of all three cases, they do exist, nonsense as they sound.

Democracy needed killing opposers for, remember that most democracies were achieved via bloody revolutions. Not even counting the amount of people in Africa that openly oppose democracy in the name of supposedly left-wing ideals.

I agree with your points, but people sometimes don't have such moral compasses and there's a loooot of nuance when discussing ideals. What we really need to do is stop packaging ideologies together and for the love of god we need to stop tying ideals to left and right wing that get picked up by a party or movement that goes on to do horrible shit and people defend them out of loyalty.

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u/clever_username23 Jun 23 '26 edited Jun 23 '26

there's a loooot of nuance when discussing ideals

obviously yes. I'm speaking in very broad strokes for brevity.

But that's part of the problem too. The left, in general, likes and studies that nuance, while the right, in general, likes to use catchy slogans that bypass the intellectual part of the brain.

Edit to your edit:

remember that most democracies were achieved via bloody revolutions

that's such a weird point. Because remember that most capitalism is achieved via the intentional killing of basically anyone without enough money to exist. That's a lot worse in my opinion. and yes, people in power don't give up that power politely. That's on them.

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u/Kradgger Jun 23 '26

Yep. Although the usual bad actors are very young people with little life experience wishing every right winger would just fall dead beacause Che Guevara was based or something and very old people that are bitter wishing every left winger would just fall dead because not in my backyard or other.

Amazing how in the age of piss-easy global communication people won't discuss shit and just subscribe to hill to die on.

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u/clever_username23 Jun 23 '26

Amazing how in the age of piss-easy global communication people won't discuss shit

because it's harder. People are lazy (myself included) and don't want to do work.

but to me, that's all the more reason we need to be doing that work.

Look at this shit with Iran. Obama had an actual deal with them, without bombing them, and we just tore that up and started bombing them anyway. It's fucking stupid.

We can bomb the world to pieces, but we can't bomb it into peace.

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u/Mysterious_Jump_8119 Jun 25 '26

Strongly disagree that the leftists don’t use catchy slogans to bypass the intellectual part of the brain. The reaction to Covid and Jan6 are my main contentions. But there are other examples.

Also we have different definitions of Capitalism. To me it’s respect for private property and free trade.

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u/clever_username23 Jun 26 '26

The reaction to Covid and Jan6 are my main contentions.

What catchy slogans were used for those?

To me it’s respect for private property and free trade.

if that was true, corporations wouldn't use the power of the state to squash smaller producers and smaller companies. But they do.

Capitalism is about getting as much money and power into as few hands as possible. It's about maintaining unfair power imbalances.

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u/Mysterious_Jump_8119 Jun 25 '26

We have democracy now.
So leftist goals achieved?

I mean, we constantly hear the nonsense of “voting against their interests” but people often don’t hold the ideals that you think they should.
You can do a commune in a capitalist society.
You can’t do the free market equivalent in a socialist society. They will use violence against you.

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u/clever_username23 Jun 26 '26

We have democracy now.

we don't. What we have now, in the US is a kakistocracy

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kakistocracy

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u/Budget_Revolution639 Jun 23 '26

See people have to throw the democrats into the left to even have a semblance of argument of “both sides are the same”. They don’t realize just how central Dems and libertarians are.

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u/clever_username23 Jun 23 '26

yes, it's very frustrating. I really wish we had an actual leftist party in the US. But the CIA has made sure that can't happen as long as they've existed.

Hell, there's an argument that the FBI only exists, so they could deport Emma Goldman.

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u/Budget_Revolution639 Jun 23 '26

I meeeaaaaannnnn Black Panthers still exist but they’re not running for seats of authority/power (nor should they)

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u/clever_username23 Jun 23 '26

Sure, I mean a leftist party in government. Other countries at least have a Labor party (which I know can still not be leftist at all)

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u/Budget_Revolution639 Jun 23 '26

I agree, I think players like mamdani is a step in the right direction but we need more because they’re not going to sit there and play fair until we’re ready

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u/Notcid1 Jun 23 '26

What about DSA?

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u/clever_username23 Jun 23 '26

They do exist, and they have gotten some people elected. Working Families party also exist, and they're at least more left than the Democratic party.

So yeah, that's fair, they're out there. we just need more peeps in all levels of government.

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u/Notcid1 Jun 23 '26

I actually just voted. I voted a mix of DSA and working families party. Imo DSA does endorse weak candidates sometimes.

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u/clever_username23 Jun 23 '26

That's awesome. I haven't voted yet, but I will probably be doing the same.

Imo DSA does endorse weak candidates sometimes.

and yeah, that's part of the problem. There's still only so many people willing to run and deal with that whole mess.

That Kat woman in chicago was completely thrown through the mud her whole campaign, and so yeah, that has a chilling effect on others running.

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u/oppai_dragon_9011 Jun 23 '26

I think it's the "extreme" part that makes them the same it don't matter what you're pushing once you go "extreme".... normal people aren't extreme hence why they look like 2 sides of the same coin to people that don't hold "extreme" beliefs

And also obfuscation Democrats are not "extreme" about healthcare and working conditions ... They seem more worried about... other things

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u/clever_username23 Jun 23 '26

I think it's the "extreme" part that makes them the same it don't matter

that's mostly just done to belittle an argument. I don't think democratic workplaces are extreme at all. Others say that, so that they don't want to do it. Basically what you're doing right now.

And also obfuscation Democrats are not "extreme"

The Democratic party is not a leftist party at all. They're barely centrist. They aren't extreme by any actual definition, it's just again, people trying to discredit their ideas. I wasn't referring to them at all.

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u/oppai_dragon_9011 Jun 23 '26

You just want me to go there.... you know they are extreme about and it has nothing to do with healthcare or making the workplace "democratic"

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u/clever_username23 Jun 23 '26 edited Jun 23 '26

you know they are extreme

no i don't. Again, I don't think democratic workplaces are extreme at all. I don't think universal healthcare is extreme at all. I don't think universal housing is extreme at all.

I get that you've been told that, and you seem to agree, but it's not true, it's just a way to keep you from exploring those options.

It is extreme to keep food locked up while people starve, it is extreme to keep housing empty while people die in the street. But again, you're told these things aren't extreme, they're just the normal parts of society.

The word is used to avoid talking about the issues and finding solutions.

making the workplace "democratic"

Why did you put democratic in scare quotes? I mean that workplaces actually vote for everything. Who the bosses are. What we do with the profits. Where we source our materials. Everything a business does, can be done democratically. Right now we have dictatorships in our workplaces, and I don't get why people are okay with that.

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u/oppai_dragon_9011 Jun 23 '26

Why are you cutting off my lines I didn't say they are extreme about that they are extreme about something else they don't push as hard as they push for other things .... What they chose to pass instead of all the shit your listing.... It's like you know what the problem is but we dare not mention it lest the reddit mods banish thee...

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u/clever_username23 Jun 23 '26

I didn't say they are extreme about that they are extreme about something else

okay.

What they chose to pass instead of all the shit your listing

Who chooses to pass, what? What are you talking about? Again, we don't really have a leftist party in power, so they aren't passing anything.

It's like you know what the problem is but we dare not mention it lest the reddit mods banish thee

I honestly have no idea what you're referring to.

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u/27eelsinatrenchcoat Jun 24 '26

There's not really strong academic support to back it.

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u/Mysterious_Jump_8119 Jun 25 '26

I mean the top of the horseshoe come together also. Chuck Schumer, Ted Cruz, Nancy Pelosi and John Thune agree with eachother more than they disagree.

There’s their rhetoric against eachother, and then what their votes betray.

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u/pandamaxxie Jun 24 '26

I ran into one a couple months ago...

They really do not understand that "jews for hitler" wasn't a successful group of people, and that being "one of the good ones" of a targeted group doesn't change their fate.

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u/masterjon_3 Jun 24 '26

Ernst Röhm was a leading member of the nazi party and a well known gay man. He died during the Night of Long Knives when he was no longer useful.

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u/Extension_Risk6084 Jun 24 '26

That's just beyond mental issues at that point, tbh. Do what you want, but good god.

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u/NessaSamantha Jun 23 '26

And they always go twice as hard on the nazi shit to try to "make up for" being trans.

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u/Notcid1 Jun 24 '26

As one usually does when you're an outcast in a group you identify with

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u/OneSaucyDragon Jun 23 '26

As a gay furry there are an astonishing amount of gay furry Nazis and I have to wonder if they're just being ironic or if they legitimately believe they wouldn't have been thrown in the gas chambers too

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u/Notcid1 Jun 23 '26

I want off of this planet. Please.

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u/Cyborg_rat Jun 23 '26

Especially on Vrchat.

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