No.523227[Reply]
Is it meant literally when people say kill nazis? Will I look like a nazi apologist if I say going out on the street and killing a person with nazi-like beliefs is likely gonna get you arrested and many years in prison. It makes a lot of sense in the context of war or maybe in self defense of nazis who are organized into a group and are trying to forcefully force their ideology in the world. I regularly have had debates with nazis online and prefer to see them as human. Human monsters. They may be monsters, but they are still humans and used human thought processes and human logic to become who they are. Their propaganda may not make sense when put under scrutiny (or I'm even being too charitable there as well) but dehumanizing them too much hurts our ability to deradicalize these people. They may want to exterminate everyone who doesn't fit their mold, but those are beliefs. Beliefs not built upon a foundation of solid fact, and thus easily able to poke holes into. If you can get them questioning their worldview, you have one less nazi in the world, no killing required, and possibly a future ally. Of course I think doing this would be much harder if you're a minority.
Yeah you people are marxists and I'm not so what's the marxist perspective on this. Have I become an accidental nazi-apologist? If so, how can I rectify this. I just have less popular opinions on this subject I believe. Pic rel is just to establish that I am heavily against all forms of fascism and think in our world, it's the closest thing possible to pure evil. It's like a mental virus that through dissemination of misinformation online multiplies itself and infects more people in the process. Nazi Germany proved that even ordinary everyday people, under the right circumstances, can become total monsters and do horrible things. Or were the people who lived in the country just inherently evil? I don't believe that. It's not a pretty thing to believe, but I honestly think that it's the truth. People need to have an understanding of what Fascism is, besides just it being cartoonishly evil, in order to effectively combat it.
5 posts and 3 image replies omitted. Click reply to view. No.523233
Remember to sage and report nazi threads.
No.523234
>>523230I'm not a federal agent, just a person who's confused about whether this turn of phrase is meant to be taken literally. I saw a fascist outside recently, and got out of the vicinity pretty quickly at that time because I was scared. What was I supposed to do, kill them? Or is it intended for a different context? If you mean soldiers in a war, then I fully agree. Kill Nazis and kill them all. If I am misguided and accidentally supporting them, tell me how and why.
>>523233How am I a Nazi, I strongly oppose fascism and all of its varieties. I regularly debate with Nazis and use a document filled with articles to disprove their talking points. It's not exactly difficult to debunk Nazi talking points.
No.523236
>going out on the street and killing
They're the ones doing that, if you want to go out on the street in peace then killing them before they kill you or someone in your community is necessary.
>prison
"Don't get caught" is a given.
>It makes a lot of sense in the context of […] self defense
It is self defense / community defense.
>They're human
And an immediate mortal threat. You can combat the thinktanks that keep making more humans into nazis any day of the week, but self defense / community defense situations are urgent.
Please learn to write in smaller chunks, paragraphs have similar rules to sentences, especially now that the text is on a reusable medium–a digital screen.)
No.523237
And we’re just gonna kill ‘em.
And we’re just gonna kill ‘em.