TuffNutzes

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[–] TuffNutzes@lemmy.world 25 points 13 hours ago* (last edited 13 hours ago) (2 children)

I always wondered if there were people that watched the history of Nazi Germany and didn't feel immediate revulsion from it.

I mean I just grew up thinking that it was universally true that people thought that fascism and authoritarianism is bad in the US. Like Nazis are bad guys and SS guards were cruel and inhuman. All the usual things.

But there are actually people in the US that would have gleefully cheered on the rise of fascism in Germany and would have been right there to sign up to be SS guards and brown shirts, beating up Jews and gays and socialists and executing them in the streets.

Like, monsters really do live among us. I really didn't think that that kind of detestable subhumans existed in modern America.

The American Gestapo AKA ICE are objectively bad people. There's no other way to frame it. They are just bad people, evil, violent monsters who should be purged (jailed) from society.

I can't imagine growing up thinking "I want to be just like those and SS animals". Like where did their mothers and fathers go wrong? Total sociopaths.

 

Cause of death: American fascism.

[–] TuffNutzes@lemmy.world 15 points 1 day ago (4 children)

Stephen Miller and Tom Homan won't be happy until the country is purged of good family people and filled with jackbooted state thugs and white supremacists.