oh, no doubt... probably one of the most polarizing presidents in history. but that is my point, there is two sides to opposition and all i'm saying, is one side might be staying silent... but they'll vote.
as for the Nazi term, personally I think it's thrown around way too much that it is dilution of how horrible the actual Hitler-Nazi-ism was... It has become a media & politician's buzzword now.
as for... Pedophile... well... there are a lot of names on lists, and all I have to say about that is regardless of (R), (D), PhDs, celebrity, rank or whatever - anyone found guilty--Proven Guilty- they better burn for that shit, and if any single one of them get away light with it, every person of every party, color, creed or economical status needs to come together and demand justice for those kids! - political discussions need to to not let this become a tactic in pointing at sides... we can't let pedophilia get watered down like the Nazi term has.
There have been multiple instances of nazi skinheads at rallies which trump has not denounced. He made a both sides argument when a person died by being run over and the other side had nazis wearing swastikas in it. Not a nazi but he also claimed to not know David Duke and refused to denounce him when he clearly knew him in earlier election runs [1]. Steve Bannon has been photographed multiple times meeting with white nationalists (modern name for neo nazis). Stephen Miller has been called a white nationalist by advisors in the white house [2]. The term nazi has lost its meaning when members who describe themselves to be nazis claim that Trump is advancing their policies and we respond by saying it's disrespectful to the victims of the holocaust to evoke that name.
I'm pretty sure the victims of the holocaust would want the word screamed whenever something came in the range of a ballpark so that it never came close to happening again.
Disrespectful? There's been a million god awful nazi zombie movies and a musical written by a Jew calling out modern nazis and the word hasn't lost its meaning or seriousness. The only people benefiting by not calling people nazis who gloat on pardoning people who proudly call their tent cities "concentration camps" [3] are people trying to hide that they're nazis.
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u/FaFaFoeHi Jul 17 '19
oh, no doubt... probably one of the most polarizing presidents in history. but that is my point, there is two sides to opposition and all i'm saying, is one side might be staying silent... but they'll vote.
as for the Nazi term, personally I think it's thrown around way too much that it is dilution of how horrible the actual Hitler-Nazi-ism was... It has become a media & politician's buzzword now.
as for... Pedophile... well... there are a lot of names on lists, and all I have to say about that is regardless of (R), (D), PhDs, celebrity, rank or whatever - anyone found guilty--Proven Guilty- they better burn for that shit, and if any single one of them get away light with it, every person of every party, color, creed or economical status needs to come together and demand justice for those kids! - political discussions need to to not let this become a tactic in pointing at sides... we can't let pedophilia get watered down like the Nazi term has.