r/PoursTea • Timendi Causa Est Nescire • 10h ago

⚠️Trigger Warning⚠️ There's a clear difference.

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u/Moonlitfloraz 10h ago

Exactly! It’s not about agreeing with someone politically cause nobody deserves to be physically attracted for their beliefs. You can disagree with someone without resorting to violence

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u/kronosdev 10h ago

I subscribe to the Indiana Jones school of political violence.

Debate Vigorously. Punch Nazis.

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u/Velocidal_Tendencies 9h ago

As the great Robert Evans of Behind the Bastards loves to say "ABPN, Always Be Punching Nazis"

Words to live by.

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u/edWORD27 8h ago

So does this count if the Nazi is a woman?

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u/Velocidal_Tendencies 7h ago

Ill leave that up to your interpretation, but ABPN

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u/enron2big2fail 8h ago

That's why this post feels strange to me. The issue is not that someone was assaulted at one person or another's rally. The issue is that someone was assaulted for saying "Release the Epstein Files". I'd hope if someone stood up at a Tallarico rally, Nazi saluted, and shouted "Heil Trump, heil dem Vierten Reich" sorta like Richard Spencer, that they'd get clocked swiftly (like Richard Spencer) regardless of their gender.

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u/Grand_Major_4309 9h ago

Who decides whos a nazi? Can anyone you disagree with he a nazi?

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u/scaierdread 9h ago edited 9h ago

I would consider the guys sieg heiling and walking around with swastika, trying to push an ethonstate at any cost nazis. Do you have a problem with that?

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u/Ninja-Ginge 8h ago

Yeah, a guy did the Nazi Salute TWICE at the most recent POTUS inauguration and everyone present cheered. I think it's fair to say that those people are Nazis.

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u/MasterChildhood437 8h ago

No, but we also have about a decade of insane public discourse where people who enjoy Snyder's DC movies were unironically being called nazis and far-right. It isn't unreasonable not to trust the general public with the ability to determine who is and is not a nazi.

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u/BooteusMeatyAss 9h ago

It's the people who behave like nazis would if it were 1940.

Now, I'm going to be extremely generous and assume you are speaking in good faith.

Generally, nazi is often used as a catch all for the definition I mentioned above, and also to mean an authoritarian supportive, evil person.

Basically, if their behavior shows that they are one of those two things, being called a nazi is fair.

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u/WitchesSphincter 9h ago

I'd use this as a guide personally. 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nazism

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u/The_Rope_Daddy 9h ago

Usually it’s just people who self identify as Nazis (or white supremesists) and the people that support/defend them.

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u/Glass_Librarian9019 9h ago

It's only unimpeachably moral to punch the ones who self-identify, but that's still a lot of Nazis to punch.

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u/mOdQuArK 8h ago

The old sitting-with-11-nazis-at-the-supper-table=12 nazis story fits there too.

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u/FastActinTenactin 9h ago

Ugh, the bots are back.

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u/Aware-Crab-5960 8h ago

Indiana Jones punched people wearing swastikas not T-Shirts that read "release the Epstein Files."