Is it acceptable to discriminate against Neo-Nazis/Nazis based on history?
Posted by: PreferNotToBeLabeledThis isn't questioning if Nazism is bad. This is asking if we should discriminate against them since history could repeat itself if we don't.
Yes, history cannot be allowed to repeat itself. We must let people know it's bad.
No, discriminating is bad no matter what a group did in the past.
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The question is unclear and is rather stupid. It needs to be rephrased or just taken down completely because it serves no purpose? It has no social or debatable value.
I say it depends on the situation. I would never discriminate against someone for no reason, that is wrong. However if that person is doing things that interfere with the lives of others, like attempting to implement policy based on their ridiculous ideologies, then yes something should be done to prevent them from doing this.
Nazism is a far right ideology
Don't hate Nazis using past, hate them using common sense.
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lol just hate them because...
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Yeah maybe the Holocaust happened decades ago, but a Nazi is a Nazi. I personally can't stand anyone who is racist. People don't have to discriminate, because that would bring people down to their level of garbage. But nobody said I have to respect them in any way.
We can hate hate. What these people did and believe is horrendous. They, at least, deserve our hatred.
So because the catholic church spent centuries doing their crusades and genocide therefore they should be discriminated against so history doesn't repeat. Nope. Nazi ideology is racism, sexism, homophobia, that thinks the Aryans are the master race. That's really no different than how america was in the 19th and 20th century but instead of Aryans being the master race, it was whites and English.
History is only repeating itself in the sense that those who are in control are trying to get a greater grip on society by limiting the right to free speech of others and trying to bully them into agreeing with whatever the normative orthodoxy of the moment is. At the moment, that orthodoxy is heavily progressive and centre-left, and entirely unsustainable but maintained by social intrigue and forbidding or branding as racist all views that oppose it.
Nope. The nazi way of life was actually ideal for a fascist society. If I had a time machine, I'd go there. *whispers* don't judge me.