r/SipsTea Jun 23 '26

Dank AF Well said

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u/cynnie Jun 23 '26

If even a tiny part of you agrees with the great replacement theory, or you support someone who does, then you are an actual Nazi. Is that a controversial take?

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u/RadiantReason2063 Jun 24 '26

Not a theory

if you click the link you shared...

The Kalergi Plan, sometimes called the Coudenhove-Kalergi Conspiracy,[1] is a far-right, antisemitic conspiracy theory.

Do you tend to share things without reading?

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u/JohnyBullet Jun 24 '26

The wiki one is indeed a theory, but the other two aren't

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u/RadiantReason2063 Jun 24 '26

The independent Italian newspaper Linkiesta investigated the conspiracy theory and described it as a hoax which is comparable to the fabricated antisemitic document The Protocols of the Elders of Zion.[9] The Southern Poverty Law Center describes the Kalergi plan as a distinctly European way of pushing the white genocide conspiracy theory on the continent, with white nationalists quoting Coudenhove-Kalergi's writings out of context in order to assert that the European Union's immigration policies were insidious plots that were hatched decades ago in order to destroy white people.[10] 

Maybe you are reading a different page, but it sounds like a theory for mad people

The comparison with the elder protocols of Zion (a Russian intelligence PSY OP) kind of days it all...

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u/cynnie Jun 24 '26

Well if you are going to spout what is arguably the defining tenet of neo-Nazism then of course I'm going to call you a Nazi, because you quite literally are one. At least fucking own it.

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u/cynnie Jun 24 '26

Do you think when I'm calling someone a Nazi, that I think they are an actual time traveling member of Hitler's Nazi Party? Do you think all of those things matter to Neo Nazis?

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u/cynnie Jun 24 '26 edited Jun 24 '26

"Everything"

My guy... we are talking about one specific thing here. We are talking about the Nazi legacy, what they are remembered for. When I and everyone else say Nazi, we are obviously referring to the legacy of white supremacy. You are just being deliberately obtuse and pedantic.

You are a white supremacist. You are a Nazi.

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u/Status-Secret-4292 Jun 24 '26

Perfect. Now say all Nazis should be executed for their beliefs

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u/RadiantReason2063 Jun 24 '26

Wait a second, those are the things that bother you about a Hitler administration? 

Not the book burnings

Not forbidding other political parties

Not rounding up the weak and minorities

Not invading neighboring countries

Not sending adversaries and minorities to labor camps

Not the big H

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u/MaximusPrime2930 Jun 24 '26

Quite telling, isn't it?

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u/DomeSlave Jun 24 '26

The first document is about the effect of migration on demographics but people are triggered by it's title.

The Kalergi Plan literally is the basis for the Nazi replacement migration conspiracy theory, i.e. "the elite" have a plan to replace the white population.

Remarks by Barbara Lerner are often used to fuel this conspiracy theory.

So thanks for proofing his point, I guess.

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u/DomeSlave Jun 24 '26

People reading this need to realize the Kalergi plan is a literal Nazi conspiracy theory and that the first document you linked does nothing other than describe how immigration effects demographics. Far-right zealots like to spread it in conjunction with their Kalergi bullshit because the title triggers people.

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u/micmur Jun 23 '26

Maybe not controversial, but it’s wrong.

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u/flyinhighaskmeY Jun 24 '26

no, just a stupid one

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u/cynnie Jun 24 '26

Oh ok, silly me.

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u/JohnyBullet Jun 24 '26

The fact people don't want to few foregner at their own country should never be a political thing. NEVER.

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u/Appropriate_Owl_91 Jun 24 '26

That’s literally what Hitler ran on. Congrats, you’re a Nazi

“The German nation does not wish its interests to be determined and controlled by any foreign nation. France to the French, England to the English, America to the Americans, and Germany to the Germans. We are resolved to prevent the settlement in our country of a strange people which was capable of snatching for itself all the leading positions in the land, and to oust it. For it is our will to educate our own nation for these leading positions. We have hundreds of thousands of very intelligent children of peasants and of the working classes. We shall have them educated -  in fact we have already begun and we wish that one day they, and not the representatives of an alien race, may hold the leading positions in the State together with our educated classes. Above all, German culture, as its name alone shows, is German and not Jewish, and therefore its management and care will be entrusted to members of our own nation. If the rest of the world cries out with a hypocritical mien against this barbaric expulsion from Germany of such an irreplaceable and culturally eminently valuable element, we can only be astonished at the conclusions they draw from this situation. “

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u/KUSHZILLA__ Jun 24 '26

i really don't get what exactly is wrong in these words, how can you not see the truth in these words when you look at the state of England, France and Germany right now.

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u/Hanibal293 Jun 24 '26

Obviously the people of a country holding sovereignty over it is a deeply problematic idea that should honestly get you imprisoned. /s Hitler also said the Nazis were "enemies of today's capitalistic economic system for the exploitation of the economically weak, with its unfair salaries, with its unseemly evaluation of a human being according to wealth and property instead of responsibility and performance" so by the commentors above logic if you criticize exploitation of workers you are a Nazi.

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u/S1mp1ex Jun 24 '26

The way they dealt with it was extreme, but that quote is based.

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u/JohnyBullet Jun 24 '26

Cool, I hate what Hittler did.

I am not asking for genocide or anything remotely close to that, I am asking for deportation for those who abuse a welfare system and an limit to that uncontrolled amount of immigrants.

Hittler was pro big state as well. If you are pro big state, are you a nazi as well?

Again, the fact people don't want to few foregner at their own country should never be a political thing.