5810Singer
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I'm against them.
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JacobEvans said:Was this a real question?
JacobEvans said:This is the closest to a subjective question with an objective answer you can ever hope to find.
That looks like a very reasonable opinion.I am for them in the sense of free speech and everyone has the right to their own political veiws
but against their ideas as are most people
How do you mean exactly? Am I against their right to exist as a group or their right to their opinion as Nazis? Absolutely not. How do I feel about them personally? I'm mostly indifferent. Their beliefs? Of course I'm absolutely against core Nazi beliefs, but I really don't care at all, given they have no real political influence on any part of my life directly or indirectly.5810Singer said:I'm against them.
Mapp said:Sorry if this comes of as assholelish, but what does it even matter? Nazism is a completely defunct and bankrupt ideology supported by a reactive fringe in society, which, while managing to be loud and high profile, holds little actual power. Unless I missed the boat and the National Socialist Party is suddenly back in vogue, the best response to Nazis seems to be disdain, mockery, and frequent appearances as adversaries in comic books and video games. Civility demands we don't punish them for thought crime, but that doesn't mean we have to bother with their brainless antics. Now, if they vandalize something, or attack someone, then we charge them with a crime and cage them with the other individuals unfit to exist in society, but until then, just ignore them.
So how about a third option in the poll: Who gives a shit what Nazis think?
In Canada, advocating genocide or inciting hatred[6] against any 'identifiable group' is an indictable offence under the Criminal Code of Canada with maximum terms of two to fourteen years. An 'identifiable group' is defined as 'any section of the public distinguished by colour, race, religion, ethnic origin or sexual orientation.' It makes exceptions for cases of statements of truth, and subjects of public debate and religious doctrine.