Is there evidence?
I would like to see pics of the swastika flags/armbands from the Charlottesville race riot.
HankD
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I would like to see pics of the swastika flags/armbands from the Charlottesville race riot.
HankD
Aww, make room on the victim train Reynolds. Poor Jon wants to join too.
Fantastic deflection attempts guys.
I feel like I'm taking crazy pills at this point.
Yeah, I could post them but you'd just say Fake News like the last couple of times I posted the evidence you asked me directly to provide.
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Why?
The Jewish side of my family came to America in the early 1900's - about 1905 - so that's why I am here today (well, the Lord had something to do with it as well) they missed the holocaust but not those of my family left in eastern Europe.
I certainly have no love for nazi or neo-nazi groups, I sincerely want hard evidence.
HankD
Watch the news.
You're going to be just fine.
Is a Neo-Nazi a true Nazi?
Is a Neo-Con a true Conservative?
Is a Neo-Evangelical a true Evangelical?
Is a Neo-Orthodox a real Orthodox?
As the Nazi Party (National Socialist Party) ceased to exist in 1945 it seems obvious to me there were no Nazi's at Charlottesville. There certainly were Neo-Nazis present, represented by such groups as Vanguard America, the Traditionalist Workers party, The League of the South, etc. They vary tremendously, The League of the South being a pro-secessionist group less concerned with race than independence.
But none of those I listed were Socialists. To the contrary, most would support the more extreme forms of Laissez Faire Capitalism (probably without knowing what, exactly, it is).
The constant references to National Socialism is simply the invocation of Godwin's Law. An attempt at the logical fallacy of "guilt by association."
The Neo-Nazi's don't need to be compared to German National Socialism. They can look despicable all by themselves.
So, rather than name calling let's look at some facts. The Neo-Nazi groups applied for an received a permit for their demonstration.
Had they not been there none of this would have happened.
BLM and Anti-fa did NOT have a permit for their "counter demonstration."
Had they not shown up there would have been no trouble.
Had the Mayor not ordered the police to stand down there would have been very little violence.
Had the City Council not passed an ordinance to desecrate a memorial to a US Army verteran, none of this would have happened.
Was all of this just massive coincidence?
Or was it orchestrated by one group, the other group, the Mayor and City Council.
And where will it end? Now the radical left is calling for the removal of the Washington Monument and the Jefferson Memorial because they were both slave owners.
And last Sunday the Atlanta Peace Monument, erected in 1911 as a symbol of peace and unity was vandalized by these same "protesters."
It's got to stop. If it does not stop it will not end well for anyone.
Is a Neo-Con a true Conservative?
Is a Neo-Evangelical a true Evangelical?
Is a Neo-Orthodox a real Orthodox?
As the Nazi Party (National Socialist Party) ceased to exist in 1945 it seems obvious to me there were no Nazi's at Charlottesville. There certainly were Neo-Nazis present, represented by such groups as Vanguard America, the Traditionalist Workers party, The League of the South, etc. They vary tremendously, The League of the South being a pro-secessionist group less concerned with race than independence.
But none of those I listed were Socialists. To the contrary, most would support the more extreme forms of Laissez Faire Capitalism (probably without knowing what, exactly, it is).
The constant references to National Socialism is simply the invocation of Godwin's Law. An attempt at the logical fallacy of "guilt by association."
The Neo-Nazi's don't need to be compared to German National Socialism. They can look despicable all by themselves.
So, rather than name calling let's look at some facts. The Neo-Nazi groups applied for an received a permit for their demonstration.
Had they not been there none of this would have happened.
BLM and Anti-fa did NOT have a permit for their "counter demonstration."
Had they not shown up there would have been no trouble.
Had the Mayor not ordered the police to stand down there would have been very little violence.
Had the City Council not passed an ordinance to desecrate a memorial to a US Army verteran, none of this would have happened.
Was all of this just massive coincidence?
Or was it orchestrated by one group, the other group, the Mayor and City Council.
And where will it end? Now the radical left is calling for the removal of the Washington Monument and the Jefferson Memorial because they were both slave owners.
And last Sunday the Atlanta Peace Monument, erected in 1911 as a symbol of peace and unity was vandalized by these same "protesters."
It's got to stop. If it does not stop it will not end well for anyone.
You may stop wondering.
That explains a lot.
Well, obviously you and @Use of Time were mistaking (best case) or deliberately hijacking the thread and falsely accusing another (worst and probable, IMHO, case). The OP has been clarified by its author (his agreement with my assumption this was never about Nazi's but about the underlying controversy).
I wonder why you and @Use of Time jumped so quick to the conclusion it was about Nazi's. A little witch hunting perhaps? Or just unable to discuss the actual topic?
Mike Godwin disagrees: Twitter
And if it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck and waves a Swastika, it's a freaking Nazi. End of.
The author never clarified anything. He as usual drops his trash and walks away. We have stated as nauseum it's not about Nazi's it's about the misleading meme that of course demonizes black people and pretends like the Nazis are not a thing that is being countered right now. It's really not hard.
The OP concerns the removal of Confederate statues and the long standing leftist opinion that anyone who does not support such a philosophy of removing anything that seems to them offensive is a Nazi. I take it this is your position as well.
I am interested to see your reaction when you come to the realization that most of the left (and probably much of the right as well) finds the gospel just as offensive, if not more so, than a Confederate statue.
Will you don your arm band when the time comes? Or have you already?
BTW, this reminds me of a Floyd song - Pigs (probably because I went to the Waters concert this past weekend....which should earn me some points with CTB....where's CTB...
). Anyway, if you are familiar with the song, there are "three different ones". But they are still pigs.- Status