• Ossay [he/him]English
    71•2 years ago

    Person who will side with nazis at first opportunity accuses only people who historically always resisted nazis of seeing nazis everywhere, example #1488

    I get it though. It’s a normal reaction from a coward to see principles and confuse it with dogma.

    • ormrEnglish
      1•2 years ago

      And the nazis I’m siding with are the Ukrainians? Laughable.

      Also why do you confuse yourself with the people who historically never sided with the nazis? You might think to share some beliefs with these historical figures. But you’re just a bigmouthed keyboard warrior who most likely never had to confront the choice between your life and your ideals.

      • Ossay [he/him]English
        59•2 years ago

        Plenty of us actually confront that choice every day, yes. Turns out, when you stop projecting, that not everyone has the same comfortable life, and you don’t need to be alive during WW2 to know if you’ll turn out to be a nazi supporter or not.

        For one, providing cover and whitewashing nazis because they’re on your side like you do here, is a pretty good tell you earn for the uniform.

      • ScrewdriverFactoryFactoryProvider [they/them]English
        34•2 years ago

        I’m more privileged than a lot of people here and I decided to stop going to the food bank near my house because it’s run by a fascist. Does that count? Or do my ideals have to be tested at gunpoint?