Hey they made asked the nazi to wear a shirt. What more do you want??!
We don't judge
we hold skin color, orientation, and being a Nazi on the same level
ok, but have you considered :pit:
She's just parroting what the Nazi told her at some point while they were getting schmoozed. Some real dumb arguments about freedom of speech or whatever but said very politely.
They do this shit constantly.
https://hexbear.net/pictrs/image/SLyds0LcT9.jpg
TL;DR is that the Yugoslavs killed a bunch of fascists/collaborators and threw them in a pit after the war, not necessarily in that order. Bringing this up makes chuds extremely mad, so we have an emoji for it.
Yugoslavs were nice enough to dig fascists a grave and they still complain
I'm sure they'll come around once they pay a visit themselves. They'll like it so much they'll never leave!
"Its not like he was rallying other patrons to kill minorities, what more do you people want? He's a good family man that just HAPPENS to have different beliefs."
"I don't care that he said '6 million wasn't enough' when he saw your chai necklace"
If a nazi enters a hot spring with eleven other people, there's a dozen nazis in that hot spring.
As someone who loves a good soak this is my approved message. Don't want that filth ruining my water.
This guy's a scout lol. They go to small businesses, schmooze with the owner and act really polite. Make some dumb as shit arguments about how they're not racist after the owner eventually notices the swastikas and runes or whatever, usually after a few weeks of coming in as a regular and being polite/spending lots of money, they're just about freedom of speech or whatever and slowly more and more come in and completely fucking wreck shop until it's literally a Nazi hang out.
They play up the victim card really hard while being wayyyyyy too nice to the dumb as dirt owner, then next thing you know you have situations like this where they're literally defending a Nazi but have had it warped into thinking they're standing up for freedom.
American small business owners fall for this constantly and it's so fucking stupid
Worked at a place that was going down and the owner was ambivalent. This was a tiny vegan place where a lot of leftists ate. She's just really dumb and thought you could somehow be a nazi without being racist etc. Most of the staff were Marxists and the rest radlibs so it wasn't gonna fly no matter what.
Yeah lol, luckily you had the rest of the staff to back you. It gets nasty fast when the owner gets blinded by it.
Honestly we just spotted it before any customers who would also have recognized the guy. As far as places to eat goes it by far the most ethical in town, so there were quite a bit of left activist regulars
Honestly, it's more than I expected. I didn't think they would make any accommodations at all for someone being "triggered".
Yep. It'll be one of those rules they enforce only when they see an 'undesirable' in their presence.
leave a review: https://www.yelp.com/biz/franklin-hot-springs-paso-robles
They really do be having good reviews on google and such. Just a minor nazi problem you know
Don't do it with an account connected to your personal identity. Businesses can and do subpoena identifying information from google and yelp reviews and sue people for the untrue ones.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DceTGwGVMAAK2DI?format=jpg&name=medium
This graphic seems to imply that Hindenburg's Conservative Party was some kind of bastion of tolerance in 1931 and the Nazis just kinda snuck in and implemented the Anti-Tolerance Law in 1932.
Set aside the fact that bigotry and the genocidal social impulse ran rampant through European states for centuries and that the country was just emerging from one of the bloodiest periods of European history (ie, WW1 and the various wars surrounding the beginning of the end of European Colonialism). The origination of a great deal of anti-Semitic conspiracy theory came out of the burgeoning corporate industrial base of the United States. Specifically, Henry Ford's "The International Jew" was foisted on Germans as early as the 1920s in a very explicit effort to undermine unionization efforts throughout the Ford Company supply chain.
"Intolerance" isn't just some baseline human impulse. It is an attitude deliberately seeded and inflamed by particular economic interests for financial gain. Whether you're doing Inquisitions in Spain or concentration camps in Germany, there are material motivations that are worth considering. This isn't just a question of "Tolerating Intolerance".
