Well that certainly wasn't the case in Charlottesville anyway.
The promotion for the rally and online discussions before the rally clearly shows it where Nazi's and white supremacy-groups that organized it and promoted it.
And there is not a single example of anyone leaving the rally in disgust as the Nazi flags where raised in the air, the chanting of Nazi slogans began and people used the Nazi salute.
It's perfectly clear that the people marching where either Nazi's themselves or at least had no problem what so ever marching together with Nazis.
And contrary to what Trump later claimed, no "very fine people" has obviously ever marched together with Nazi's.
Because fine people knows Nazi's are evil assholes and want nothing to do with them.
It's Trump's - and his supporters - inability to acknowledge this very simple fact that leads to the conclusion that Trump and his supporters are either Nazi's themselves or simply doesn't have a problem with Nazi's.
Because why wouldn't they otherwise unequivocally denounce what was so clearly a Nazi march in Charlottesville?
And the discussion isn't about any other march you might have seen and what might have happened there - it's about Charlottesville and Trump's claim of "very fine people" at that march.
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Well that certainly wasn't the case in Charlottesville anyway.
The promotion for the rally and online discussions before the rally clearly shows it where Nazi's and white supremacy-groups that organized it and promoted it.
And there is not a single example of anyone leaving the rally in disgust as the Nazi flags where raised in the air, the chanting of Nazi slogans began and people used the Nazi salute.
It's perfectly clear that the people marching where either Nazi's themselves or at least had no problem what so ever marching together with Nazis.
And contrary to what Trump later claimed, no "very fine people" has obviously ever marched together with Nazi's.
Because fine people knows Nazi's are evil assholes and want nothing to do with them.
It's Trump's - and his supporters - inability to acknowledge this very simple fact that leads to the conclusion that Trump and his supporters are either Nazi's themselves or simply doesn't have a problem with Nazi's.
Because why wouldn't they otherwise unequivocally denounce what was so clearly a Nazi march in Charlottesville?
And the discussion isn't about any other march you might have seen and what might have happened there - it's about Charlottesville and Trump's claim of "very fine people" at that march.