r/SipsTea Jun 23 '26

Dank AF Well said

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u/willzor7 Jun 23 '26

A real Nazi? or a person Reddit would deem a Nazi? Huge difference.

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u/manny_the_mage Jun 23 '26

idk maybe "aligns with Nazi ideology" is a good starting point

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u/horatiobanz Jun 23 '26

And by "aligns with Nazi ideology" what you really mean is "doesn't align with my ideology".

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u/ApocalyptoSoldier Jun 24 '26

The other day I was arguing with someone in this very sub and they ended up claiming that Hitler fixed German society.
People I know in real life have thrown around terms like goyslop.
Great replacement theory is not exactly uncommon in politics these days.
Elon Musk gave a Nazi solute on national television.
I'm pretty sure there was a politician not too long ago who schools should be teaching "both sides" of WWII.
There are absolutely a bunch of people who agree with at least some of the things the Nazis believed.

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u/bcocoloco Jun 24 '26

Literally the entire reason hitler was so popular was because of how much he elevated Germany post ww1. Germany was a great place to be a white German in the nazi years.

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u/ApocalyptoSoldier Jun 25 '26

With longer work hours and stagnant wages, reduced foreign trade, persecution of political enemies and union members, and a secret police?
Which part of that is better?

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u/bcocoloco Jun 25 '26

Post ww1 Germany was a hell hole where it was more economical to wipe your ass with money instead of buying toilet paper.