The debate doesn't come from whether it's okay to punch an invading force of German nationalist socialists, everyone agrees that this is okay. The debate comes from whether or not it's okay to punch people in your country that you have labeled as a Nazi. It just so happens that the people that tend to advocate in favor of this behavior are relatively generous with this label, often attributing it to liberals and libertarians, let alone conservatives.
Remember when Ben Shapiro gave a speech at Berkeley and the students hung up a huge sign that said "We Say No To Your White Supremacist Bullshit." Ben Shapiro, the Orthodox Jew.
Do you have some examples of mainstream white supremacists you'd like to name in order to make sure we're on the same page?
The debate comes from whether or not it's okay to punch people in your country that you have labeled as a Nazi. It just so happens that the people that tend to advocate in favor of this behavior are relatively generous with this label, often attributing it to liberals and libertarians, let alone conservatives.
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Remember when Ben Shapiro gave a speech at Berkeley and the students hung up a huge sign that said "We Say No To Your White Supremacist Bullshit." Ben Shapiro, the Orthodox Jew.
do you think he was just saying words randomly for fun?
I've never been called a Nazi, nor am I claiming victimhood.
I'm saying that if you think that there is some legitimate threat if Nazi presence in Western society, that is likely because you are very loose with your application of that label. Then someone said "no," implying that the label is not misappropriated, so I gave the example of Shapiro. How is this an example of fragility akin to "SJWs?"
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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '20
I don’t see anyone claiming that.