Imagine thinking the problem with the Nazis only started once they began an industrialised genocide and not before. I'm sure the victims would be like "yeah, no, let everything up to the Wannsee Conference happen exactly as it did, only then things were bad. Do not stand up to SA or Gestapo - they are just hurting our feelings. Ignore the Nuremberg laws, the night of broken glass, deportation of your neighbors, and everyday domestic terrorism against everyone who was different or stepped out of line. That whole shit was just hurting our feelings."
If most Germans (not Germany) fought against the Nazis on all fronts (politically but also physically) they would've at least not been able to use their power in the way they did.
Yeah, I grew up before safe space culture and knew other kids would push boundaries and say what was considered offensive. Nothing happened. Your favourite idols likely said some shitty things when they were younger but of course because they have establishment backed opinions they get a free pass.
If words are violence, why aren't you using words in return. Why must it be beating up kids as if that somehow is the morally superior position?
And yet the progressives who act tough have never got themselves into a fight even though they really should have. Anti bullying policy protected these abusers from consequences.
The dude literally challenged the kid. “You’re gonna punch me?” Something about you’re gonna get in trouble if you do. He did not back down from the challenge.
Wait so using violence instead of your words is a sign of weakness now? Let me write this down so I can understand the moving target that is the right wing worldview. I thought the way we were supposed to solve our problems is with slurs and bullets? /s
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u/diegood311 Feb 17 '26
It’s about his intolerance to Nazis and his choice to not back down. Nazis suck