cacman wrote:Coming from a family of Italian/Polish decent with a number of Jewish family members, do you even understand what the term "nazi" means?
For someone who throws the word around so liberally, one would hope there would be more respect. And the word wouldn't be used to the extreme it is to push a political agenda.
For someone that despises the use of the "n" word in one color, you sure throw the other "n" word around a lot when it comes to a religion.
You should feel proud of your use of the the term and its current representation to fit your agenda.
Wow.... it's like every time you post you find a new way to be wrong.
Why would you say I throw the "other n word" around? (seriously? We're calling "nazi" an n word???) I don't.
Here's a list of people I have called nazis:
Someone who tells me they're a nazi (such as the article I posted)
People wearing a nazi symbol or waving a nazi flag.
Someone marching with people wearing nazi symbols or waving a nazi flag
That's a pretty short list, and to the best of my knowledge doesn't include anyone here (I reserve the right to change my mind if I see anyone fitting the above 3 criteria)
You do realize I call you a racist, not a nazi right? And that there is a difference between the two, right? I mean, I understand that you have a lot of trouble figuring out what the term racist means... and I understand that there is a large overlap in a venn diagram of racists and nazis... but you really need to figure it out yourself.
jesus you're dumb.