Nazi parade in Germany with lots of Russian flags greeted with circus clown music

@smiler2012 To be clear, can you clarify what the Nazi party stands (stood) for?

@Diotrephes it was for a germany for germans basically hatred and bigotry towards jews homosexuals 😆a bit like trump in a sense

@Diotrephes white supremacy, nationalism, pro genocide, anti-semitism, racism, "traditionalism", sexism,religious dogmatism, ....
Glad Germany outlaws any symbolic or speech tied to Nazi ideology.

@Gloomy 😆as i say that description you put sounds freakishly like what trump and his cult adhere too

@smiler2012 These people hide behind demanding FoS, but in reality their objective is to take that one away too for anyone but them. Textbook example of the paradox of tolerance.

@Gloomy And yet, in the U.S. people are allowed to fly swastikas and Confederate battle flags (which to many blacks is the equivalent of the swastika). 🥺
But folks are [b]surprised[/b] that the United States continues to have a racist reputation abroad.

@smiler2012[quote] it was for a germany for germans basically hatred and bigotry towards jews homosexuals 😆a bit like trump in a sense[/quote]

You should read about how racist the people in Minneapolis were toward the Jews during that period. The main difference is that they didn't actively kill them. https://religionsmn.carleton.edu/exhibits/show/st-louis-park-eruv-jewish/history/anti-semtisim-in-minneapolis

@bijouxbroussard Here too..
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Essentially so long as they don't formally reconstitute the fascist party they can get away with anything. Just use a different name and publicly deny being fascist even in spite of using the very same symbols, salutes, politics or even having a bust of Mussolini in their association headquarters, and for the law they're fine.