Nazi insanity, once again

[Sunny]

So now, recently, terrorists have murdered innocent people in synagogues in Pittsburgh and Germany (of all places!), mosques in New Zealand, and a Walmart in El Paso. The only thing keeping the death toll in Germany down to 2 was the fact that the perpetrator was not able to open the door of the synagogue; there were about 80 people in there observing Yom Kippur, The terrorists behind all these crimes have one murderous ideology in common; they are all white supremacists.

The most recent one, in Germany, who was not killed himself but has been arrested, is a Holocaust-denier, who blames all the ills of the world on feminism, mass immigration, and above all, the Jews. German leaders were stunned that this cancer has reappeared in their country, of all places, and were quick to denounce not only the crime but the ideology behind it. While there may or may not be an actual connection between the perpetrators of all these crimes, there is an obvious ideological connection. They are Nazis, pure and simple, who are trying to bring back the good old days of Hitler.

What a world we are living in.

 

[fmdog44]

The difference between Hitler's troops and the Fake Nazis in other countries today is despite some media stories only a handful have the guts to do anything other than cover themselves with tattoos, shave their heads (how unique) and collect unemployment checks. Add up all the KKKers and Nazis that are actually a threat to their countries and you end up with a fly fart.

 

[Pepper]

"Add up all the KKKers and Nazis that are actually a threat to their countries and you end up with a fly fart."
They may not be a threat to the existence of countries (not yet anyway), but have proven themselves to be a murderous threat to individuals, sometimes dozens at a pop.

 

[Sunny]

Hitler's followers started out as relatively "harmless" losers also. Until they weren't.

 

[jerry old]

Sunny:
Your going to get a lot of opinions, but we have no ability to resolve the problem.
I'm looking forward to reading the post.
As American's have learned, 'Follow the Money, someone or a group have a profit motive in organized behavior: who is footing the bill?
The finances will solve a lot of questions,

Wikipedia has a decent article on Juan Peron, the part he played in making Argentina a haven for Nazis - Wikipedia states Peron sold
10,000 blank passports to Nazis channeled through the Vatican, I did not know the Swiss were involved-you know if the Swiss were involved
large sums of money were involved.
Virtually, any problem such as you have posted has a group supplying the money. It is not the ideologies- it is who is supplying the money.

There are 'crazed people' throughout the world that will follow some nut for various reasons. There unaware, nor do that care who is
supplying the money.
Summary: Follow the money!


Totally different topic rather that put this comment on new post
Pepers, 'fly fart,' gott'a remember that.
Also, the 'not yet anyway, that deserve strong consideration.

 

[fuzzybuddy]

I disagree with the premise that Nazism, and what it stands for, is a minor blip on the screen. It is a dark presence everywhere on the globe. Does anyone really believe there is no racism in the world? There's no Antisemitism? Here, in my USA, how many millions truly believe in White Supremacy? How many truly believe Blacks are an inferior race? How many in the US fear the specter of "Brown grandchildren"? It's not just a few back water jerks, but vast swaths of millions, who hold these beliefs.

 

[Trade]

Here, in my USA, how many millions truly believe in White Supremacy? How many truly believe Blacks are an inferior race? It's not just a few back water jerks, but vast swaths of millions, who hold these beliefs.

Yep, and some of them post here.

 

[Pecos]

I get periodic reports from the Southern Poverty Law Center on their efforts to counter hate groups in this country. While the Nazis and Neo-Nazis groups are among the worse, there are so many other hate groups active these days that it is staggering. Most of them are focused on one issue or one group of people. Some have multiple issues, and some coordinate with other groups.
There is also a Group that the SPLC has labeled as "General Hate Groups" and I assume that they just hate everybody.

 

[Olivia]

Mostly they don't have a life and this is a way for them to get some meaning into their miserable little existences.

 

[Aunt Bea]

To me, the interesting thing about hate and haters is that you can find them on both sides of every issue.

“Hate, it has caused a lot of problems in the world, but has not solved one yet.”― Maya Angelou

 

[Sunny]

And yet, wouldn't you say there are some things worth hating?

 

[Olivia]

And yet, wouldn't you say there are some things worth hating?

Yes.

Without love I wouldn't believe
In anything that lives and breathes
Without love I'd have no anger
I wouldn't believe in the right to stand here
Without love I wouldn't believe
I couldn't believe in you
And I wouldn't believe in me
Without love

Elton John - Believe

 

[Pecos]

And yet, wouldn't you say there are some things worth hating?

Yes!

 

[Aunt Bea]

And yet, wouldn't you say there are some things worth hating?

IMO it's a waste of energy, don't get me wrong I'm as guilty as the next person but hatred never seems to do any good.

If you are trying to bring people around to your way of thinking then it defies logic why you would resort to name-calling and abusive behavior to make a point.

It goes along the same lines as your comments about a person's rights ending at the tip of their shoe or something to that effect. People should be free to believe whatever they like until those beliefs start impacting the lives of others.

If people's behavior or actions are causing harm to others it definitely needs to be dealt with but it really doesn't need to involve a visceral display of hate to accomplish it.

 

[Gary O']

And yet, wouldn't you say there are some things worth hating?

Yeah

I hate hate

Not the haters so much.....don't know their experience
Just hate to see it in 'em

I'd like to think I've helped make a change in that.....one on one...from time to time

But, some seem downright incorrigible
They enjoy it, thrive on it

They end up learning to avoid me, and those in my care

I'm good with that

 

[Sunny]

Much as I would like to go along with the starry-eyed philosophy that love is better than hate (well, who said it wasn't?) I really do think there are some levels of evil in this world that evoke hate in pretty much everybody.

 

[Gary O']

I really do think there are some levels of evil in this world that evoke hate in pretty much everybody.

I've seen it
Been too close to those types at one time or another

Very present, yes ma'am

Gives one a bit of a chill when near it

 

[Olivia]

Much as I would like to go along with the starry-eyed philosophy that love is better than hate (well, who said it wasn't?) I really do think there are some levels of evil in this world that evoke hate in pretty much everybody.

Not sure what post or opinion you might be referencing, but of course without caring about people there would be no point or need or want to getting angry enough to get to hate about anything except about ones self. So love and caring is the main basis for fighting any kind of evil; other wise it would be only evil vs. evil. Now that's a kind of definition of hell. I say don't put down the power of love and caring.

 

[Olivia]

Sorry, I'm not sure what I responded to here. I thought it was something else. But thank you.

 

[Lakeland living]

Want taste of real evil, go to one of the camps where how many people were gassed. Their teeth and whatever jewelry were melted down. Those that could work worked to death. You want something or someone to hate, aim at those types. Terrorists are in my books the same.

 

[rgp]

Want taste of real evil, go to one of the camps where how many people were gassed. Their teeth and whatever jewelry were melted down. Those that could work worked to death. You want something or someone to hate, aim at those types. Terrorists are in my books the same.

My dad was in the 45th infantry Thunderbirds , part of Patton's 3rd. They along with the 42nd Rainbow division were the liberators of Dachau .

He told me what he saw , he said it was so hard to believe that humans could do those things to other humans....

 

[Olivia]

I know. Three of my great uncles died in three different Nazi death camps. And some escaped to the U.S.

 

[Trade]

Mostly they don't have a life and this is a way for them to get some meaning into their miserable little existence.

Most of them are also losers who knows

To me, the interesting thing about hate and haters is that you can find them on both sides of every issue.

“Hate, it has caused a lot of problems in the world, but has not solved one yet.”― Maya Angelou

Oh Puleeese!

That's just a load of mind control propaganda put out by the ruling class to keep the oppressed masses docile so they won't rise up and kill their oppressors.

There's nothing wrong with a little good clean hate. There's plenty of people out there deserving of it.

I like to start my morning off with a nice 2 minute of Orwellian hatefest to get the juices flowing.

After coffee of course. Coffee has to be first.

 

[Gary O']

There's nothing wrong with a little good clean hate. There's plenty of people out there deserving of it.

I like to start my morning off with a nice 2 minute of Orwellian hatefest to get the juices flowing.

After coffee of course. Coffee has to be first.

sounds like somebody could use a noogie

 

[Butterfly]

Want taste of real evil, go to one of the camps where how many people were gassed. Their teeth and whatever jewelry were melted down. Those that could work worked to death. You want something or someone to hate, aim at those types. Terrorists are in my books the same.

I have been to Dachau, and was one of the few places on earth that literally made my blood run cold. It was a strangely quiet place, even though there were a good number of people there when I was -- people just grew grim and silent, speaking almost in whispers.

There was a very oppressive atmosphere there -- I don't know if it was real, or because I knew what had been done there. I clearly remember that at one point, looking at some of the relics, I felt as if I could barely breathe.

If there is anywhere on this earth that is actually haunted, it is that place, a memorial to hatred and where it can lead.