Three far-right politicians were reportedly at the funeral where a song glorified by Germany’s Nazi-era SS was sung on election eve. The Austrian Jewish Students’ Union has reported the politicians involved.

  • @apfelwoiSchoppen
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    2 months ago

    I’m not torn. In much of Europe, especially Germany, Austria, and Poland, displaying Nazi symbols is illegal. These Nazi edgelords know they are flaunting walking on the edge of those laws. If we don’t fight back, the far right will push us further right. AfD, MAGA, the French National Party are all doing this and succeeding.

    Fuck Nazis and their sympathizers, publicly call them out, shame and admonish them.

    • @[email protected]
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      -42 months ago

      If they achieve their goals skirting the law, you don’t get to prosecute them. Make them cross the line. Then they go to jail.

      • @[email protected]
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        212 months ago

        Nah, that’s the paradox of tolerance.

        Remember: it’s always a good day to punch a Nazi.

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          82 months ago

          I think it was Gandhi who said “the best time to punch a nazi is 90 years ago. The second best time is today.”

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            No, it’s refusing to extend tolerance to people who subscribe to a fundamentally and irredeemably intolerant ideology.