Originally Posted by Yamer
"People love what I have to say. They believe in it. They just don't like the word 'Nazi'. That's all" - Stormfront, The Boys, Season 2, Episode 8
Man, I always seem to keep thinking back to this scene from a show with an irreverant take on superheroes in modern America. Boy, does it encompass posters like Gordon Bombay, The Boy Wonder, Goriders, ComixZone, The Fonz, calgarygeolist, Language, and a litany of other honorable mentions I don't really have the ambition to source right now.
People like Charlie Kirk have somehow obfuscated the terms 'fascist' and 'Nazi' in such a way that that people feel OK absorbing, embodying, and espousing the ideology while brushing aside the labels. They'll even claim the words have been so dilluted they're meaningless.
The problem for them is that the rest of us are not so easily drawn in and manipulated, so when we hear, read, and witness fascist ideology we're entirely comfortable calling you what you are: Nazis.
Although you've repeatedly and vigorously whinged about the label, it seems you're entirely comfortable with the tenets. While I chuckle and embrace the implications behind people calling me woke, socialist, liberal, or libtard, you're trying to re-brand and victimize yourselves as if you're some yin to a yang that just needs to find a more digestible classification.
By all means and with great enthusiasm, keep labeling me with the aforementioned terms of what I consider endearment. I will keep calling out your fascist rhetoric and Nazi behaviour for what they are. If you don't like it, maybe don't be such a fascist Nazi.
And you know what, maybe you're not a fascist Nazi. Maybe you just felt compelled to show up in this and other threads and tell us all how we're horrible, disgusting, and mentally ill people for calling a spade a spade and not being the bleeding heart, idealistic liberals your information bubbles have convinced you we are.
It's not a great look to virtue signal for a tried and true Nazi when the best you can offer is that "he had a different opinion" and "he was a husband and father", while also deriding our mental health and wishing us to befall the same fate.
Your call to humanism falls flat, much like Charlie Kirk did on September 10th. Too soon?
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