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How liberating


It’s so difficult to come up with new ways to entertain ourselves.

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8th May 2020
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4 years ago #9830436        
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In post-war France, alleged collaborators ended up getting beaten, raped, or murdered. I say alleged, because many of the people doing the murdering were themselves former collaborators who were trying to prove to everyone else that they were always totally patriotic Frenchmen, and many of the victims were sex workers who actually had been assisting the French resistance.

That's why civilized society relies on courts with lengthy procedures and not mobs to enforce justice.


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4 years ago #9830646        
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Nazi hunting may not be entertaining in the traditional sense, but people made entire careers of it. And punching Nazis is the kind of patriotic, civic duty that everyone can get behind.


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4 years ago #9831755        
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We'll punch a NAZI here in America in your honor, guys. ❤


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4 years ago #9830454        
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I live in Berlin, we had for the first time in history a holiday to celebrate V-E. I support the idea to make it permanent (change org: http://chng.it/L7xfw89g ). Above all because our neo-nazis strongly oppose it :D .


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4 years ago #9830418        
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I feel like Denmark is on to something here...


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Tarmaque

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4 years ago #9830415        
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Meanwhile, back here in the United States, we have more Nazis than we had 80-odd years ago during the war. Not exactly something to celebrate...


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4 years ago #9830512        
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While it's certainly fun to joke about, I think teaching people that genocide is a solution to anything is a very dangerous idea. No group deserves to be killed just for what they believe in or identify with, no matter how abhorrent it is. I'm glad we've moved on from that.


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4 years ago #9830447        
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No no, Denmark makes a good point here. Some traditions should be kept alive


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4 years ago #9830464        
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I mean if you have a stick long enough to hit them but also respect social distancing, why not?


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Ysabet

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4 years ago #9830441        
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But... but... traditions are IMPORTANT! Get up, you two-- c'mon, off your asses and go celebrate like real Scandinavians! Defenestrate those neo-Nazis! And then it'll be time for cake! And beer! And cake and beer! HURRAY!


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