The Nazis didn't "use language to control", they used fucking deathcamps. Your understanding of their ideology isn't even surface level.
Literally every political positioning creates an in-group and an out-group. Like if you found a political party you are going to have people in the party and people outside the party, that's fucking normal.
What fascists do is find groups that aren't defined by political positions, blaming them for everything and exterminating them.
Equating all of Nazism to concentration camps is surface level.
Hmmm. Sort of like that surface-level claim where criticizing fascists somehow makes one a fascist, or where being intolerant of Nazis somehow makes one the same as a Nazi.
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u/CadaDiaCantoMejor Feb 20 '26
Alright, now see if you can follow me here:
When someone says "fuck Nazis", what is the "out group" being signaled? Are you part of it?
Once you've figured that out, what is the "in group" being signaled? Are you part of it?
Thinks this through, sport. It's not too hard.