• RightHandOfIkaros@lemmy.world
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          4 months ago

          What if they change their mind though? What if they see the error of their ways? Can you guarantee that all people who think that way will never change their thinking in the future?

          I think jumping directly to violence and killing is probably not the greatest idea. Yes, their ideology is bad, but they are still a human. All humans can change their mind without needing to have violence involved. There are people who have left similar walks of life as well, former KKK and mafia, etc. That’s not to say that they should be accepted or encouraged to keep holding Nazi ideals, but maybe let’s not incite violence against them? Is that not the same thing that they did to gain power? How would a person using their same tactics be any different or better than them? Sure, its not the easiest thing to do, but I think its more humane to try to show love for people by educating them rather than just killing people or being violent.

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            4 months ago

            I will feel no sympathy for every dead nazi just because “what if they change?”.

            No. You decided to be a facist, and facists get bullets. I don’t step on a train track, and expect people to feel sorry for me if I get hit by the train, because “What if I step off instead?”

            No. I was an idiot. I stood on the train tracks. Then I died. My fault. We need to bring back “fuck around, find out”.

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          4 months ago

          Art thou on some sort of archaic English arc these days? I recall a SatansMaggotyCumFart that spoke in a more contemporary vernacular yesteryear.