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They adopted “alt” right because they didn’t like the sound of “extreme” right.
Call them what they are, fascists.
To be honest “Nazi” works just as well, and it’s easier to spell.
The problem that I have with the word Nazi isn’t that it isn’t accurate but that it allows them to argue that they aren’t members of the Nazi party and are therefore not Nazis. I think it’s important when you’re arguing this point to be accurate and not allow room for that pedantic argument. They will never address your point if they can address the word you’re using.
s/nazi/fascist/g
The problem that I have with the word Fascist isn’t that it isn’t accurate but that it allows them to argue that they aren’t members of the Fascist party and are therefore not Fascists. I think it’s important when you’re arguing this point to be accurate and not allow room for that pedantic argument. They will never address your point if they can address the word you’re using.
Their whole deal is that they don’t act in good faith. Restricting our language based on what they will accept is their objective in raising these disingenuous arguments in the first place!! They will never address your point, period.
Ok…but why give them such a simple out when you can use the correct, generic word, “fascist”, instead of the incorrect, specific word, “Nazi”?
My point was pretty hidden in hindsight, you probably didn’t even notice my editing of your quote for rhetorical purposes.
We’re done here.
If we are done, then why are you wasting my time with passive aggressive comments?
You never addressed my point that the fascists are also FAMOUSLY a political party so… We’re not done, we never began.
