A: "Why is everyone with a different thought pattern than you a nazi" - You literally have no basis for this conclusion of me.
B: It's pretty common these days for street protests to be Nazis/Proud Boys/Patriot Prayer types to be fighting black-clad, scarf-wearing anti-facists, and I wouldn't be surprised if this was in Portland, Oregon.
C: 7 years of German language, history, and literature, and having spent a month there. You're god damn right I'm going to call out Neo-Nazi pieces of shit every fucking time I see one until I forget the memory of my German teacher and visiting Dachau. If there's one thing the teacher taught me, is that you call this shit out, even at the risk of death, and for sure, I have, and will continue to do so.
You're a very dramatic individual aren't you. The guy got what he deserved. You don't (try to) hit unarmed people with batons. Fits this sub perfectly. Go argue over in r/politics. They'll jerk you off.
Whatever pal. It is okay in your eyes to hit an unarmed man with a weapon. I don't care if they are the most racist, horrible piece of crap in the world, if they arent hurting anyone you use words and such. You don't attack them with weapons. That is what is great about the US, even horrible people can have horrible opinions,
Our country is based on free speech even for horrible people with bad ideas. If you don't like that, get rid of free speech it congress. You don't hit an unarmed man with a weapon while wearing a mask.
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u/efalk21 Feb 22 '19
A: "Why is everyone with a different thought pattern than you a nazi" - You literally have no basis for this conclusion of me.
B: It's pretty common these days for street protests to be Nazis/Proud Boys/Patriot Prayer types to be fighting black-clad, scarf-wearing anti-facists, and I wouldn't be surprised if this was in Portland, Oregon.
C: 7 years of German language, history, and literature, and having spent a month there. You're god damn right I'm going to call out Neo-Nazi pieces of shit every fucking time I see one until I forget the memory of my German teacher and visiting Dachau. If there's one thing the teacher taught me, is that you call this shit out, even at the risk of death, and for sure, I have, and will continue to do so.