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Armband-wearing Nazi roams Seattle instigating, gets KOed, removes armband and leaves

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I'm kind of in the same boat. Fuck Nazi's and any other group that preaches hate or vilifies other based on race, religion, etc. At the same time, I can't help but think that violence like this is almost stooping to their level. We should aspire to think above our emotions when confronting people like this.

Lol this post with that avatar pic.
 

lawnchair

Banned
That's the new 'loser' armband?

i don't think being a racist douche, likely with no friends, and putting on a swastika armband makes you a nazi, no. he's just an angry racist nerd who probably spent most of his time looking at stupid memes on the internet until his rage boiled over.

either way, semantics, end result is fine.
 

zelas

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I'm sure its been said but lol @ youtube taking these videos down for "harassment and bullying" while thousands of youtubers spout racist stuff.
 
If I saw a guy wearing a swastika arm band I would assume he is joking or is mentally ill

but if he's serious about it and want to talk shit, seems about right that this would happen. Just a peculiar thing to do in the first place
 

Rmagnus

Banned
If I recall correctly, Americans took POWs and the Nuremburg trials and subsequent Nuremberg proceedings did not consist of American generals punching the accused out cold.

It is possible to believe both that Nazis are evil to be stopped and that one should use a legal process to determine how they should be dealt with.

LOL your legal process has seen black folks murder in cold blood and the cops walk away without even a trial at times. Fucking easy to say when it does not impact you. The fear and stress and uneasiness caused by these fuck tards will not be understood by you
 

Dude Abides

Banned
so what was he yelling around before he got knocked out, is it known? Cant he get arrested by yelling racist crap in Seattle? (hate speech?)

No. Unless you're clearly threatening someone in a specific way racist speech is protected. US law, unlike many other countries, doesn't recognize a category of "hate speech" that is exempt from legal protection. Not to say you wouldn't get arrested but it would be an unlawful arrest.
 

BiGBoSSMk23

A company being excited for their new game is a huge slap in the face to all the fans that liked their old games.
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"Harassment and bullying"?!?

Are you fucking kidding me YouTube????

Myriads of compilations of street brawls and "instant karma" beatdowns are uploaded and viewed millions of times yet a Nazi getting socked in his fucking mouth gets flagged?!?

Between this and the Pewdiepie shit I'm about to quit YouTube altogether.

Fuck this.
 

Cohsae

Member
"Harassment and bullying"?!?

Are you fucking kidding me YouTube????

Myriads of compilations of street brawls and "instant karma" beatdowns are uploaded and viewed millions of times yet a Nazi getting socked in his fucking mouth gets flagged?!?

Between this and the Pewdiepie shit I'm about to quit YouTube altogether.

Fuck this.

YouTube has been doing this shit for a while FYI
 

MikeyB

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LOL your legal process has seen black folks murder in cold blood and the cops walk away without even a trial at times. Fucking easy to say when it does not impact you. The fear and stress and uneasiness caused by these fuck tards will not be understood by you

And how do you propose fixing that? Roundhouse kicks to chiefs of police? Powerbombing a district attorney through a table? Maybe a folding chair to the face of a politician or a putting a Supreme Court Justice in a sleeper hold?
 
I don't agree with the guys assessment, but it's been a pretty clear loser armband for decades now
Oh, I got that.
i don't think being a racist douche, likely with no friends, and putting on a swastika armband makes you a nazi, no. he's just an angry racist nerd who probably spent most of his time looking at stupid memes on the internet until his rage boiled over.

either way, semantics, end result is fine.

He could be all these things you're assuming..he can also, by all means, be a Nazi. I'm just constantly amused by the dismissal of the possibility that someone rocking a swastika is anything other than what the thing represents..it's an interesting phenomenon. And no, I don't mean the Buddhist one..
 

CookTrain

Member
He could be all these things you're assuming..he can also, by all means, be a Nazi. I'm just constantly amused by the dismissal of the possibility that someone rocking a swastika is anything other than what the thing represents..it's an interesting phenomenon. And no, I don't mean the Buddhist one..

I wasn't dismissing it, just to be clear. Highlighting that no-one's a loser like a Nazi's a loser.
 
And how do you propose fixing that? Roundhouse kicks to chiefs of police? Powerbombing a district attorney through a table? Maybe a folding chair to the face of a politician or a putting a Supreme Court Justice in a sleeper hold?

Maybe less incredulity and condescension from people like you who aren't actively targeted by hate groups, more outreach and conversation with these people inside your homes before they're out in the streets with the rest of us
 
Has anyone one of these Nazi Sympathizers addressed the WW2 issue and tried to make a counter arguement about how it was unnecessary to utterly destroy them and their ways?

Gonna watch inglorious basterds again.

I cannot wait to get my hands on Wolfenstein and slice and dice them since we can't in real life.

A punch in the face though? Shit ill take that
 

JaseMath

Member
So tell me, what would you have done if you were walking down the street and a guy wearing a swastika was talking shit to everyone including you?

I wouldn't react with violence. I would ignore them as a means of standing up to them in a way that doesn't embolden them toward confrontation. Violence just begets more violence—this has always been true. Using physical force provides no foundation for reformation and never has.
 

Zen Aku

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And how do you propose fixing that? Roundhouse kicks to chiefs of police? Powerbombing a district attorney through a table? Maybe a folding chair to the face of a politician or a putting a Supreme Court Justice in a sleeper hold?
Yes.

Oh wait, you're being sarcastic.
 

Lois_Lane

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I wouldn't react with violence. I would ignore them as a means of standing up to them in a way that doesn't embolden them toward confrontation. Violence just begets more violence—this has always been true. Using physical force provides no foundation for reformation and never has.

And we defeated the Nazi's in WW2 how again?
 
I wouldn't react with violence. I would ignore them as a means of standing up to them in a way that doesn't embolden them toward confrontation. Violence just begets more violence—this has always been true. Using physical force provides no foundation for reformation and never has.

So if you were President of the United States circa 1940s, what would be your approach to Europe going up in flames?
 
I wouldn't react with violence. I would ignore them as a means of standing up to them in a way that doesn't embolden them toward confrontation. Violence just begets more violence—this has always been true. Using physical force provides no foundation for reformation and never has.

I've knocked people bullying others on their assess..shit worked plenty..

And we defeated the Nazi's in WW2 how again?

A bouquet of blue flowers..
 
I wouldn't react with violence. I would ignore them as a means of standing up to them in a way that doesn't embolden them toward confrontation. Violence just begets more violence—this has always been true. Using physical force provides no foundation for reformation and never has.

Ignoring trolls has worked so well.
 

Kenai

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I wouldn't react with violence. I would ignore them as a means of standing up to them in a way that doesn't embolden them toward confrontation. Violence just begets more violence—this has always been true. Using physical force provides no foundation for reformation and never has.

You are allowed to ignore them because you aren't being targeted by them. Some of us do not have that luxury.
 

Brazil

Living in the shadow of Amaz
I wouldn't react with violence. I would ignore them as a means of standing up to them in a way that doesn't embolden them toward confrontation. Violence just begets more violence—this has always been true. Using physical force provides no foundation for reformation and never has.

Did no one else have History classes in school?

But I do guess it'd be easy to ignore fucking nazis when you're ridiculously privileged.
 

jiiikoo

Banned
I wouldn't react with violence. I would ignore them as a means of standing up to them in a way that doesn't embolden them toward confrontation. Violence just begets more violence—this has always been true. Using physical force provides no foundation for reformation and never has.

And yet here we are, 70 years after the WW2 ended (by a means of violence mind you) and there are fucking nazis walking down the street. Us humans had 70 years of people telling other people, and everyone knowing the nazis are the lowest of the low, and still, here he is, in downtown Seattle walking. What do you propose we do, ignore them or tell them nicely to stop? Explaining to them via science or reason or common sense didn't seem to work since we still have those fuckers around. I would say, it's time we tried something else, and maybe, just maybe, that something else is a punch in the face everytime a nazi rears it's ugly head.
 
So what's next, we celebrate someone killing a guy like this? He's a piece of trash, sure, but you guys celebrating this absolutely disgust me.


Well it is normal to celebrate, our whole country has done this in the past. We had "disgusting" victory parades when these brave souls came home, because they eradicated nazi filth for the next 70 years. That is why they are called the GREATEST GENERATION.
 

CookTrain

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How is the world a better place because this man got punched?

Hopefully it's a visceral example that Nazism isn't welcome?

Pacifist is something I'll advocate for every day of every week, but pacifism is about setting an example. Some groups look to take advantage of that, seeing it as weakness, with no openness to meet pacifism with pacifism.

There comes a point where either you act or you're steamrolled by people who are playing by different rules.
 

Kenai

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How is the world a better place because this man got punched?

He's back in his basement nursing his bruised ego instead of harassing innocent people with threats of genocide? Oh, and he *might* think twice about doing it again. Repercussions do work.
 
How is the world a better place because this man got punched?

Aside from it providing comedic relief in the world so fucked up... It's one less Nazi scum on the streets, he's probably at home right now thinking about how dumb the whole thing was and is back to posting on Neogaf of course.
 

MikeyB

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And we defeated the Nazi's in WW2 how again?
Force beat them back, gave the Allies control, and then surprise... they used trials to hold them to account. Hell, when the Nazis laid down their arms, the Allies even captured them and held them as prisoners of war.
 

The Kree

Banned
Force beat them back, gave the Allies control, and then surprise... they used trials to hold them to account. Hell, when the Nazis laid down their arms, the Allies even captured them and held them as prisoners of war.

Guns, bullets, and shooting were involved at some point before the trials. Lots. They didn't show up for court willingly.
 

lawnchair

Banned
He could be all these things you're assuming..he can also, by all means, be a Nazi. I'm just constantly amused by the dismissal of the possibility that someone rocking a swastika is anything other than what the thing represents..it's an interesting phenomenon. And no, I don't mean the Buddhist one..

to be clear, i'm not saying that this guy isn't a piece of shit, and in the end the difference between piece of shit who deserves a beating and Nazi isn't all that important (if there is one at all). it's just different to me is all. Heinrich Himmler was a Nazi, Reinhard Heydrich was a Nazi, Martin Bormann was a Nazi. these people did unspeakable terrible things. just because somebody has wet dreams about these people and wears a swastika doesn't put him in their company, imo. this guy has nothing to do with the Third Reich, he's just an All American White Supremacist Jerkoff.
 

Kenai

Member
Force beat them back, gave the Allies control, and then surprise... they used trials to hold them to account. Hell, when the Nazis laid down their arms, the Allies even captured them and held them as prisoners of war.

And how were they initially forced back?
 

Belfast

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I wouldn't react with violence. I would ignore them as a means of standing up to them in a way that doesn't embolden them toward confrontation. Violence just begets more violence—this has always been true. Using physical force provides no foundation for reformation and never has.

Appeasement.
 

jiiikoo

Banned
to be clear, i'm not saying that this guy isn't a piece of shit, and in the end the difference between piece of shit who deserves a beating and Nazi isn't all that important (if there is one at all). it's just different to me is all. Heinrich Himmler was a Nazi, Reinhard Heydrich was a Nazi, Martin Bormann was a Nazi. these people did unspeakable terrible things. just because somebody has wet dreams about these people and wears a swastika doesn't put him in their company, imo. this guy has nothing to do with the Third Reich, he's just an All American White Supremacist Jerkoff.

And how exactly is that any lesser?
 
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