Is Nazism gaining strength or is thinking like this an exaggeration?

[Anonymous]

[Levin]

Can you explain what makes you say this?

It seems anyone who is concerned about mass migration is called 'far-right' ergo a nazi these days. But honestly, I think any real kind of extreme right movement is pretty marginal. Populism is rising. This is almost entirely the left's fault. They have tried to control a certain narrative for the past 25 years. And out of desperation, and because their paradigm is falling, they are attempting to censure, ban, intimidate and even imprison. This is intolerable.

We need a shift to the right to solve a lot of the problems we are facing in Western Europe. The more that the leftists suppress this, sadly, the more extreme the shift will be.

We need to get a handle on mass migration. Accept many of the problems of mass migration. The lack of integration. We need to stop hating our own culture. We need to stop or at least acknowledge the impoverishment and idiocy of net zero.

Man, I could go on and on. But I'm tired and done for the day.

[loveslongnails]

I have to disagree with this statement completely: " It seems anyone who is concerned about mass migration is called 'far-right' ergo a nazi these days." This is NOT at all where the concern over fascism and Nazi like tactics come from. If you want to blame the "left" for fostering populism because they are more willing to accept diverse and divergent peoples and ideas, along with everyone else, then your argument is extremely weak.

The right-wing/conservative populism taking place does not "represent the unified will of the people" by any means. What it represents is the result of an orchestrated, dumb-down-the-public plan to the point where real information and facts are deemed fake or useless if they don't fit a certain narrative. Education is frowned upon except for the elite, and 10 to 20 second sound bytes and memes past for intelligence.

You say "we have to stop hating our culture". Do you mean "we" have to stop hating how diverse a people we are; is that what you mean by culture? IF not, I don't see much culture in the USA that's currently worth "liking".

[Asker]

@loveslongnails It's pretty obvious what he means by "valuing our culture". I've argued with this type of person enough times to recognize the pattern.

[Levin]

@loveslongnails okay, so I got from your first paragraph that you're a better, more moral person than I am. Such a noble person you are, no doubt. Back in the real world, there are consequences for your purported morality. Where I live is certainly not a better place than 20 years ago. Quite the opposite. And in any case, morality extends to considering the concerns of the native population. Such as not having their 3 year old children stabbed to death or blown up, in the name of 'diversity'.

Your second paragraph. Well, those are the same arguments that I would use to attack the left in western Europe. In actuality, the picture is nuanced depending on from where you hail. I'm not in favour of Trumpism, which I think you're referring to. However, interspersed in that boorishness of the common man, are genuine concerns about how life is changing for the worse. Ignore at your peril.

Well, the world extends beyond the US. The UK has a rich culture. We have made some of the greatest (and indeed some of the worst) contributions to humanity. But we're told here that we're not allowed a culture. That we are evil and racist. These are the means through which culture is destroyed. Shame, indifference, guilt. Incidentally it's the same way you destroy a person. Now we have our great replacement. The majority of our biggest cities are becoming majority non-white.

[loveslongnails]

Not sure how your mind works, or how you arrived at either of those conclusions, or that I have a greater morality than you. If you told me I thought that compared to Scump or Vance, I'd agree.

I'm still confounded by how being concerned about mass migration gets you called a Nazi; you get called a Nazi or a fascist when you act like one. But, moving on. I applaud your use of an extended vocabulary, but cutting to the chase; it's either the Capitalists or the Oligarchs who perpetuate the life struggles of the common man. One has been fine with leaving crumbs for the middle class down, but now the other wants only chaos and truly falsified, elitist kakistocracy.

Yes, I know the world goes beyond the US, but that's not what the common person in the US is taught or expected to parrot. I maintain that after 250 years, the United States has very little noteworthy "culture" to offer the world. This is different from "accomplishments", be they in medicine, science, physics, etc.,

When you engulf a population in hopelessness, poverty and a treadmill of lies about the past and call it "patriotism", this is what you get. Most people ARE indeed more racist than they know, and now that "evil" has been greenlighted, you're seeing just how many are that, as well.

[DryGermanGuy]

As a small but ugly example from Germany - one AfD delegate elected into parliament describes himself as "the friendly face of national socialism". There are several others blowing into the same horn. The AfD leadership suspended joint campaign events with them before the election, but welcomed them back into the group after the election.

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

You don’t call it “nazism” you call it fascism. And seeing the correlation between corrupt political powers and one of the greatest, most painful displays of fascism in history is valid and you should absolutely continue to hold your leadership accountable so that, even if your interpretation of the situation is wrong, that corruption doesn’t lead down to the path you fear it might.

[MemeSupreme]

yeah they've been taking too many steroids

it's why they got no balls

[michael3478]

Not really but i would say Neo-Nazism is gaining strength but mostly because of what is going on Between Israel and Hamas. Although Neo-Nazism groups existed for decades are harmless other than pissing off survivors of the Holocaust and their descendants they don't have any political power.

[Spencer10]

Nazism was a specific movement ( National Socialism) so I do not think this question is perhaps correct. But if one asked is Totalitarianism /Fascism on the rise I would say yes. Most so called populist movements world wide seem to have Fascist leanings. Lots of people are angry it seems and when you are angry many people do not think straight and do stupid things...

[masterSir]

no. Liberal media is just trying to scare people. the proud boys, black flag operation, they all look like feds. not civilian guys. all are in shape, no beards, tan pants blue tops, their whole image screams cops.

[Pterodon]

Gross exaggeration