talking about those ignorant and therefor "dumb"
people (if not "dumb" for this and other reasons).
thank you very much for your input mr. yodel

@Getting_revolt I'm not defending anything. Most of the people here posting are of the left persuasion politically and the Nazi's were a political party on the left. They were called The National Socialist Party. The whole idea that there has to be a limit on speech in the first place is lefist/authoritarian in its premise.

How surprised am I that no one here knows history?

^ This guy understands it.

The Nazi party were indeed left wing, which I suppose as you say, makes left wing fuckwits like Louis Cypher have quite a lot in common with the political party.

Anyone that wants to limit speech, or tries to shut down genuine concerns / criticisms of a religion, with the race card is left wing as fuck.

This brings us back to the original question, should you ban someone for calling them a "nazi"?

If the name fits then why not say it? Louis clearly has a similar left mindset to Nazism. Therefore IMO you should be able to call a spade a spade without an unfair ban.

u guys implying that if someone on kdice gets called "nazi" they are referring to ur smartass definition is hilarious

I never implied that ever Toms. Do you have reading comprehension problems?

hail himler

"Nazis were leftwing" LOL

@BetterYodel: "the Nazi's were a political party on the left. They were called The National Socialist Party."

Actually, it's even funnier, cause they were called the Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei/National Socialist German Workers' Party -- "Workers' Party" being a common element in the name of communist parties, like the "Kommunistische Arbeiterpartei Deutschlands" from the same (Weimar democracy) period.

In spite of that, the simple "left - right" labels probably can't really do justice to the Nazi party - here they are usually placed at the far-right end of the political spectrum, or called an extremist party without any directional adjectives. That being said, I'm not gonna deny that in it's early days it appealed primarily to the lower classes (e.g. blue-collar workers), but from the very beginning their pseudo-leftist rhetoric was intermingled with the kind of chauvinism/racism that even Donald Trump would find too extreme.

The political system that you have in America (mostly governed by the "first-past-the-post" and "the-winner-takes-it-all" principles) would never allow extremist parties like the nazis or the commies grab power, so you probably don't even have an idea how a government ruled by these would function in practice.

P.S. it's much worse than any American government you had in the last 200 years, and had you ever lived under a totalitarian regime, you'd find "Obamacare" a minor nuisance instead of fearing for the end of your "cherished capitalist society", like some of your comrades.

Do I get a contributor badge for my excellent trolling of immigrant who is still upset after a long time? Or is it refused due to the proven and obvious mental simplicity of the victim? I'd accept that call - grudgingly. ;-)

Other than that, nice to see that you care so much about Mozart and a stupid mistake I made - it worked for the trolling though, but it was not intended that way.

its very nazi to report someone for name calling.