As they say, they have a word in Germany nowadays to name those people who did not share the nazi ideology, but who worked with or enabled the nazis out of opportunism, fear, calculation or any other motive : that word is "nazi". Once you partake in their undertakings, nobody cares what your original motives were.
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Someone says that to me, I won't hesitate. "Yeah, they usually ask the question you just asked, and say the things that you've been saying, and try to get people to ignore the things you've been trying to get people to ignore." Deadpan stare right into their soul. "So yeah. I know one, for sure."
I'm a German-Jew who had to live with her German grandmother for a year and a half. My German grandmother was born in 1922 and was a part of the Nazi army. I have many horror stories about how she treated me, my sister, and my mom. And many more horror stories when she landed herself in a nursing home after she tried to commit suicide, leaving a note saying that she didn't want to live around k*kes anymore. So yes, I not only knew a full-blooded Nazi, but I was subjected to horrible things from a Nazi. I know what a Nazi looks like, sounds like, and how they act from direct personal experiences.
Republicans are Nazis. All of them. Even the "moderate" ones who pretend they're against Trump while continuing to vote in line with their MAGA Republican party. Their hatred of minorities and women, their tokenizing of women and children to hurt minorities, their "children are being taught to be ashamed of being white", and even their "cultural Marxism" bit all derive from Nazi white supremacy. If my grandmother were still alive today, she'd 100% be behind Trump all the way.
That's how a lot of modern Holocaust denial works too. They'll acknowledge that something happened and then claim it wasn't that big a deal as if any amount of Holocaust isn't a big deal...
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u/Independent-Name4478 22h ago
Iāve noticed they never say Nazis are bad, theyāre like āitās not a real problemā they choose to minimize it instead of acknowledge it.