There is no obligation to tolerate evil.

The observatory is closed until 2026

Rock Creek Planetarium

We're downvoting because anyone who's been on the internet more than 5 minutes knows that swastikas are common in other cultures. We're tired of the fake rage bait and the same 3 factoids about swastikas being repeated every time the topic comes up.

Yes, the reverse and 45-degree angle "facts" aren't really facts at all. There are many instances of un-tilted swastikas in Nazi Germany, notably at the Nuremburg parade grounds. But redditors are compelled to post the one thing they know every damned time this topic comes up.

I wonder if anyone in this thread will point out that the swastika existed for thousands of years before the Nazis appropriated it.

Kids these days, amirite?

Gadsby's Tavern doesn't seem to have lobster bisque on the menu right now, but it's the sort of place that has group events.

> They’ve had conferences in Chicago and Detroit which i outright REFUSED to go to. I considered attending DC until I read the papers on what goes on over there

From this and the rest of your responses it's pretty clear you've already made your mind up and are just looking for justification. "Read the papers"?

What are you brave enough to do?

Proud Boys counter-protest

Thank god there's a vast, vast gray area between those two extremes.

In my experience, you don't need to worry about a permit for such things, even if you don't officially own your front yard. Like a lot of folks, my property line is at my front door, but I have a 12 x 15 front yard that I don't technically own. I had a 10-foot long grape arbor out there for several years, and even my jerk neighbor didn't complain. I'd chance it.

> Tell me your only interactions with the Post are through Reddit without telling me your only interactions with the Post are through Reddit

Tell me you spend too much time on reddit and can communicate only through used-up memes without... oh, shit, you know