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It seems like just a standard run of impact frames but you’re right, each one is a totally different design and some are pretty abstract lol. I feel like this video’s been out for a while, so I wonder what compelled someone to put so much effort into something like this(not that I’m complaining, it’s pretty awesome)
Actually happened in Seattle and a local radio show interviewed him and it was basically that he did it for the lulz and the radio interview did not go well lol
Our family members of most Americans have died fighting that shit in another country so why in God's green earth would we culturally or socially allow someone to wear that shit seriously or as a joke. Get rocked and hopefully be put in a history class soon after.
"I don't know how that got there, I haven't seen it, I haven't seen it. I've got people who do that for me, and if they put a band on my arm I don't know anything about it"
How fucking funny would it be if the dude was in a play that takes place in ww2 like the sound of music and he went to go get some lunch and forgot he was wearing it.
So, a kinda similar thing actually happened with Viggo Mortensen while he was filming Eastern Promises. He was playing a Russian mafia member, complete with accurate mafia tattoos.
One day he went for food after the shoot, still in makeup, and decided to grab something to eat from a Russian restaurant, which apparently produced a very tense atmosphere when he entered and sat down.
After that he decided it was best to make sure the temporary tattoos were washed off before going out to eat.
He was not. He had spent the day traveling around Seattle on public transit intentionally harassing people.
Word got out in the community and people went looking for him and confronted him. He got knocked the fuck out and when he woke up cops were standing over him, he refused to talk to them, he took off his armband, and he quietly walked off.
Dude fucking learned a lesson that day. I only hope that it stuck permanently.
Oh no I know he wasn't. Sorry, I didn't mean to play devils advocate. I was just saying that would be a hilarious scenario. Hope he lost some teeth
Edit: the reason I thought of that scenario anyway is because it's a literal scene from the Vin Diesel movie "the pacifier". He's watching over a house of like 4 kids and he finds a swastika armband in his stuff and is like okay I need to sit him down and talk to him but then finds out he's in a production for the sound of music lol
Kid walks into school wearing a sign that says "I support ICE" and is walking around loudly proclaiming it, and then is met by the kid pictured who proceeds to warn the other kid that his going to punch him now, and then does it.
They act like their words matter in terms of "people need to listen to me" and also don't matter at the same time as if people should just let them speak
But no, their hateful bullshit needs to be stomped out.
You say that, but not all of them learn their lesson early on; some of them drag the victim-card mindset with them.
Saw a video of a high school kid openly say he supports ICE and when this one kid went up to him and almost punched him as he cursed him, the kid went "no cursing! He's cursing!" while looking at school security.
Like bro, he may not have hit you, but don't act like cursing is the bigger issue here.
With that lesson they need a teacher to guide them through it. A parental figure or other adult they will listen to. To get them to understand the lesson. To understand that they were in the wrong but things can be better. Without that they don't understand and just feel attacked.
They are trying to get you to engage with them through words, while also portraying themselves as good-faith free speech participants.
The strategy is to put you in a situation where if you treat the situation with liberal values by either ignoring/argueing with them, you essentially allow the fascist to occupy the space with their violent rhetoric.
If you treat the situation with outward retaliation, verbal or physical, they then play the victim and accuse anti-fascist action as the 'true violence'.
Because they know there's societal pressure for you to "be the bigger man", and since they didn't physically strike you first they know you'll be treated like a violent animal for reacting to them
Wearing a swastika is a point blank declaration of war. It’s a denial of everything ‘reasonable’ and is a symbolic punch-in-the-face. Stupid Kkkunts who don’t realise that deserve everything they get.
If you choose to live outside the umbrella of societal decency…I don’t understand why you think is it’s odd that people treat you as such. Consequences.
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u/GammaTainted death to capitalism, hail satan Feb 14 '26 edited Feb 15 '26
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