Christian Fascism has been well represented on US campuses for ages.
We’ve had history textbooks that played up the “national SOCIALISM” line, teachers that argued against the Civil Rights Act in class, and Daughters of the Confederacy in to Teach the Controversy.
This shit is all too normal in American schools. And if you’ve decided to blind yourself to it, you’ve made yourself that much more vulnerable to the next round of Charlie Kirk types who come through your town.
The Nazis are the biggest losers in history. And anyone who looks up to them even slightly is a pos that should be treated exactly the same way the Nazis treated Jews.
Christian Fascism has been well represented on US campuses for ages.
We’ve had history textbooks that played up the “national SOCIALISM” line, teachers that argued against the Civil Rights Act in class, and Daughters of the Confederacy in to Teach the Controversy.
This shit is all too normal in American schools. And if you’ve decided to blind yourself to it, you’ve made yourself that much more vulnerable to the next round of Charlie Kirk types who come through your town.
I’m even more convinced you didn’t go to public school in the US now.
That aside, I really don’t appreciate assumptions about my education either. My tribe went out of its way to make sure we knew where we came from.
Denialism is one hell of a drug
Propaganda is too, and you’re full of it.
The Nazis are the biggest losers in history. And anyone who looks up to them even slightly is a pos that should be treated exactly the same way the Nazis treated Jews.
Please inform Werner Von Braun. Or Adolf Heusinger. Hans Speidel, Johann von Kielmansegg, Johann Steinhof, Friedrich Guggenberger…
Nevermind Günther Quandt, Friedrich Flick, August von Finck Sr., Ferdinand Porsche and Rudolf August Oetker.
The Americans didn’t defeat the Nazis, they chartered a merger.