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  • Easy: unjust, unfair, dumb.

    Nazis easily pretend to be the nice people following the rules and if you get angry you’re the bad one. Don’t be nice to Nazis. Yell at them, insult them, punch them. Enforcing laws to protect oppressors is nothing more than protecting oppressors. “The only legitimate violence is state violence” and all that propaganda.

    The Nazis are the ones breaking the “be nice” rule in the first place, they just do it while speaking nicely, they talk about enforcing rules and protecting order, but somehow they always dodge the question of how many people their order is killing. That’s not being nice. The rule is only there to forbid you for fighting back.

    If you think that the “be nice” rule should punish calls to take down Israel or contest german support for the genocide, but not punish that same support for the genocide because it’s nice and polite… You’re just protecting the genocide. It doesn’t matter if anti-genocide comments are not nice enough for you - they shouldn’t have to be nice. Especially not when the German government literally makes it illegal to denounce Israel, even nicely.

    A “be nice” rule is bad when there’s another rule that says it’s illegal to denounce genocide.










  • Canadians and Americans are wrong and it pollutes the discourse because it pretends that there’s nothing other than liberalism on the left. Not sure about Canada because there’s actually more than 2 parties, but the US Democratic party is not even left of center, it’s left of far right, but using the term liberal masks that and pretends they’re left. Doesn’t Canada’s “actually left from center” party still have a hard time getting recognized as a real alternative? Do they call that party liberal or do they distinguish it from that other “slightly more left than the conservatives” party?