The death of a Nazi is always a cause for celebration
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mech@feddit.org 2 weeks agoI’m not surprised. But I don’t condone or celebrate it either.
prole@lemmy.blahaj.zone 2 weeks ago
SarahValentine@lemmy.blahaj.zone 2 weeks ago
Yes, but a Nazi may “die” through ceasing to hold to Nazi ideals, and striving to better themselves. Many strong fighters for good causes began that fight on the wrong side. I can’t imagine how much worse the world would be if, historically, such people had been killed out of hand as you suggest would be right.
echodot@feddit.uk 2 weeks ago
You do get no ones actually killing them.
We’re giving them a good kicking but they walk away with no broken bones, no concussion, and certainly with all their organs still functioning. For the most part these guys are cowards, you don’t need to kill them to stop them, you just need to make them experience mild discomfort.
It’s the right that love to kill each other.
Although I have to ask, do you seriously think that these people have anything to contribute to society. For the most part they think the way they do because they are ill-educated woth the world horizon been about 50 miles away from their own house. They’ve never met the people they hate, they’ve never been to their country, these people have never experienced the suffering of war or famine, and because of that they can’t imagine it. I don’t think society is being denied the next Nobel laureate just because it is intolerant of racists.
echodot@feddit.uk 2 weeks ago
The right have it so easy. They are all united together as one group of racist assholes.
The left after deal with a bunch of fence sitters that never want to do anything, who generally just hope that the situation magically results itself on its own. Any suggestion by anyone that maybe it would be a good idea to perhaps do something, is always meant with pushback.