Some people want to reform Nazis, and good for them. Nazis are a tiny fringe of America. Other people want to keep Nazis that fringey, so even otherwise racist people look at Nazis and say "nah man fuck Nazis".
You see how Trump is breaking down that wall between run-of-the-mill racists and literal Nazis. That's bad, Nazis should be kept to the fringe with universal scorn.
unless some statues remain
Update every confederate statue to be holding a sandwich
trade your nazi and commie flags in for a sammich
might work tbh sammichs are p. good
tyven covering all the bases, specifically in sandwiches.
People people please. Let's at least talk about the important things. What type of sandwiches?
I'd stand by "Often", though not from a single experience. Multiple encounters, though?
Maybe my experiences with racists are abnormal, but most are ignorant more than hateful-- the Senator Byrd type. I mean, yeah, they have hate, but it's taught, not self-originated. It's the kind that, when presented with contrary experience, goes away (because most people value experience over theory. And it tends to evaporate by degrees-- "ALL BLACKS ARE DIRTY APES THAT NEED REMOVED FROM PURE WHITE SOCIETY" shifts to "Some blacks are okay, but others ARE DIRTY APES THAT NEED REMOVED FROM CIVIL SOCIETY" eventually shifts to, "Some people are jerks, and should not be part of civil society." It takes time, but it happens.
Iunno. Hate's hate. It hurts the hated, and it poisons the hater. There comes a point of "awful" where more doesn't matter; the KKK, the Nazis, I mean... do you really draw a meaningful line between them of "These are too evil for sammiches, but these guys are okay to give sammiches to?" If so, what's your criteria-- race-hate? White-based-race-hate? Do militant Black Panthers get sammiches?
I look at a Nazi, and I don't see a person worthy of hate-- I see an ideology worthy of hate, but a person in need of pity. Someone in need of help, because they are destroying themselves, and in the process, harming others. I reserve as much pity for their victims, and certainly acknowledge that those harmed by hate need help, too, and are more deserving of it. If I have the funds to sammichize the victims, or the Nazi, and not both, sure-- I help the victim first, and chat up the Nazi as I can. But at the end of the day, they're still people. Tragically broken people, who unleash pain on others. It's not okay.
I've just never known a racist who looked at confrontation, and said, "Well damn! These guys beat us up. Maybe I shouldn't hate them so much." I've known many who experienced unexpected kindness and joy, and said, "Huh. Maybe they aren't so bad after all."
http://www.iflscience.com/plants-and...t-the-results/
This made its way onto my facebook and its pretty lulzy
Pod Save America's guest today was the reporter who made that VICE video about Charlottesville. She referred to the alt-right's use of "weaponized autism."
Truly, this is the dankest timeline.
These nerds wouldnt be in the same timezone as a violent protest though.
Does refusing to cut my fashy haircut make me brave?
I'm so lost, I can't keep up. All I really know is that I need that 1.5 down to a 1 like I need my next sip of water.
No it just means you have horrible fashion sense. It's just an awful haircut.