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Gladhands t1_j6nbepp wrote

Reply to comment by couplenippers in Never shot a gun, want to learn (38m) by _smojface

No, pretending actual Nazis, who are rising in number, aren’t Nazis is an insult to those who suffered under the Nazis.

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couplenippers t1_j6nd3dd wrote

Well I don’t know any Nazis, apparently you do. People joke about the average Reddit user being 19, but maybe you are not even that old. Your political naïveté is cute, but honestly if you don’t want to be able to defend yourself against the coming Nazi invasion, no problem bro. The most ironic part, and this probably escaped you, is it was you that went political

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imouttahereta t1_j6nfxxz wrote

I'm Jewish and my family emigrated to escape Nazism, and I find people like you who hallucinate Nazis everywhere to be absolutely insufferable. You think you're so cool and brave standing up to political extremism when all you're doing is helping trivialize it until no one takes it seriously anymore. I'd sooner be friends with Kanye West than with a so-called anti-fascist.

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PierogiPowered t1_j6nulk3 wrote

What were they chanting in Charlottesville?

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imouttahereta t1_j6nvxmb wrote

What does a march in Charlottesville that occurred years ago have to do with gun ranges in Pittsburgh, exactly? Assuming that is the event you are referring to.

Might as well stay locked up inside because a serial killer might be roaming around your neighbourhood.

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PierogiPowered t1_j6o6a92 wrote

My read of your previous comment was that you were claiming anti-semitism isn't on the rise.

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imouttahereta t1_j6o71y6 wrote

I can see how it might be interpreted that way. To be clear, I would agree that it is on the rise, but in my opinion the "anti-Nazi" movement (the nonsensical name-calling and dehumanizing of the right wing) is not helping with it at all, and in fact I would argue that it is creating more anti-semitism.

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