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| ai123 09/23/25 1:59:03 PM #87: | [LFAQs-redacted-quote] Just to add to this, many former Nazis held powerful positions in banking, industry, and even government after WW2. The failure of denazification was one of the reasons for mass demonstrations by the younger generation, and even the formation of terror groups like Baader-Meinhof. No country can just get rid of its Nazis. They'll always be around. What they can do is stamp out their symbols and their propaganda. Most effectively by creating an environment in which Nazis feel unable to be open without being socially ostracised instead of normalised as 'just a different opinion'. Because Nazism isn't 'an opinion'. It's a commitment to a process of oppression and a delivery system of pain and even death for those they hate. --- 'Vinyl is the poor man's art collection'. 30-50% of those arrested at anti immigration protests in the UK have convictions for domestic abuse. ... Copied to Clipboard! |
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