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I agree; there are certainly millions of Adolf Eichmann's among us. But they aren't just [Neo-] Nazis. They're socialists, they're libertarians, they're conservatives...
Take the Nazi party out of the equation; what would Adolf Eichmann be? Unremarkable. He'd likely agree with whatever government existed at the time and do whatever job he was given. Indeed, I think there are millions of Adolf Eichmann's among us... I also don't think we can do anything about it.
I understand your intent. These millions of Eichmann's may be good people but they can get caught up with the cancer and help the cancer grow. They may be replaceable individuals but they are necessary as a whole. You cannot massacre millions of people without these types. My point is that we need to eliminate the tumor while still manageable and before the Eichmann's become a part of the tumor.
Yes, there is a similarity with this thread and Josef Goebbels.
-->You see the OP advance his politics in the opening post with a blatant lie.
-->You see posters pushing the narrative that all of the protesters for the statues to remain were Nazis or Klansmen and ignoring that there were peaceful non-white supremacists there....and hence there are no good people in X, everyone protesting the removal was X (lie), therefore saying that some weren't in X and were fine people is in fact supporting X.
No, the question is not complex, but the answer certainly can be.
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If you are a CURRENT member of the Nazis or KKK then you can not be good.
And I find that conclusion to be short-sighted. Black and white thinking doesn't work in a gray world.
I may disagree with what a person does with 5-10% of his free time, but as long as he's not physically injuring anyone, I wouldn't reflexively call him a bad person. Simply being affiliated with a particular ideology doesn't make someone a bad person, in my opinion. What's next? Thought crimes?
Yes, there is a similarity with this thread and Josef Goebbels.
-->You see the OP advance his politics in the opening post with a blatant lie.
-->You see posters pushing the narrative that all of the protesters for the statues to remain were Nazis or Klansmen and ignoring that there were peaceful non-white supremacists there....and hence there are no good people in X, everyone protesting the removal was X (lie), therefore saying that some weren't in X and were fine people is in fact supporting X.
Yes it's been the entire democrat and liberal and media play book. Even condemning something that is not X, ie, leftist counter-protesters, means you are supporting X and therefore X .
And this is the entire mainstream media and establishment's accepted narrative...scary.
This is why nothing should be allowed to be made into X. Another version and name for it is witch-hunting.
The Democrat party is a "hate-filled group", so there you go.
Weakest, response, ever.
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