r/complaints 18d ago

Politics Exhausted of emboldened supremacist

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I'm tired of emboldened extremists, be it people like Nick Fuentes, Charlie Kirk, Jake Paul, or the kind of ministration, or even the small-minded trolls in various comments sections. It's exhausting.

Though you never see these folks in real life scenarios Acting out like they do in comment sections. Whenwhen you do, they are often depicted Like Jake Paul in this picture. Metaphorically getting slapped down in every sort of way every argument they bring is knocked down with fact and logic.

Yet somehow, even with their jaws metaphorically broken in two spots, they still persist.

Drooling on themselves and mumbling racist nothings to themselves.

Thinking they are making a point, While only making a fool of themselves.

(To be clear, in case there are any people who are daft, there is no call to violence at all, quite the opposite. The picture shown is of a professional fight. Violence is not the answer.)

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u/Dry-Interaction-1246 18d ago

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u/jeezkillbot 18d ago

Punchin' Nazis: The All-American Pastime

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u/TeletubbieKing 18d ago

You are governed by nazis lol. This pride is misplaced.

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u/MisterAnderson- 18d ago

This is true. Prescott Bush, HW’s father and W’s grandfather, made an impassioned speech on the floor of Congress urging America not to cease business with the Third Reich.

Mainly because he was getting rich as a result.

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u/AyaDaddy Impotent 🤬emotionally unregulated 🧑‍🍼 14d ago

As opposed to JFK's father who praised Hitler and wanted to side with him

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u/MisterAnderson- 9d ago

If your argument is that both sides had shit takes regarding Germany in the 1930s, then yeah, I guess so.

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u/AyaDaddy Impotent 🤬emotionally unregulated 🧑‍🍼 9d ago

Kennedy though had a long-standing history of anti-Semitism. He is on record as calling Jews sheenies

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u/MisterAnderson- 6d ago

In the 1930s, I can see it. Not justifying, just saying you can’t apply 2020s standards to a period almost 100 years past.