I think we need to agree to disagree on the Nazism issue. Really, I agree with a lot of your underlying points, I just think that particular cultural factors in the US prevent a hypothetical "war is...
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I think we need to agree to disagree on the Nazism issue. Really, I agree with a lot of your underlying points, I just think that particular cultural factors in the US prevent a hypothetical "war is...
Actually, I remember distinctly, lots of reports that proved to be true, that no WMD were being found, from before the invasion. The weapons inspections teams of Hans Blix found nothing. And US...
Well, it's an issue in this little debate because you made an explicit claim that it would be possible to convince the American public to be pro-Nazi. That is specifically what I was arguing...
And who told you about this? What would have happened if the Nazis had won? Yes, 60 years after their victory you, American, what would you tell us about it? Every Nazi crime would have been...
(Please buy the Fox News channel, Ramil!! :D It seems like a terrible channel and anything you did with it would be vast improvement. You could be the political commentator....)
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Hmmm... In Stalin's USSR situation was the same: you were free to say what you'd like, but you had to accept the consequences.
But after Stalin the mechanism of providing consequences became not...
No, strong anti-Nazi sentiments don't exist because of propaganda. They exist because of the fact that the Nazis rounded up and executed millions of Jews, gypsies, communists, homosexuals, and other...
Ok. Imagine I've money and I bought Fox-News channel. I'm a Neo-Nazi and I tell them to start propagandizing Nazi stuff.
Will I get away with it? (I don't care if I'm marginalized).[/quote]
Most...
I completely understand why they have been enacted in various European countries, but I don't support such statutes. I think they accomplish very little.
I think that people should be allowed...
I think that those SS veterans should have the right to march. It's basic free speech. Fortunately, society also has free rein to heap scorn on them if they so desire. They can mercilessly...
Well, that's obviously what the court ruled, but I wanted to know the specific reason why they were in court to begin with. Which law did they break? I'm not an expert on Lithuanian law!
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Is it illegal to display Nazi symbols in Lithuania? I tried to find information on the specific law there, but I came up with nothing.
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