Incite hate against minorities.

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No Lifer
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I urge you to incite hate against minorities.

^^^In the UK, this would earn me 6 months in jail and anyone actually inciting hatred would get a warning.

if they actually applied those laws evenly there would be a whole lot of pakistani muslims in uk jails..
 

Ichinisan

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Or who have angry gorilla avatars.

That gorilla is not "angry." It's yawning. :colbert:

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Racist.
 

AstroManLuca

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Well I understand one thing better today than yesterday. We had some distant relatives pass thru from florida on the way to the twin cities. WHY ARE THERE SO MANY MEXICANS IN YOUR STATE, they asked/wondered. Being a farm state, they wondered if it was the need for farm labor. I said NO, its not like we grow cotton. I REALLY DON'T KNOW WHY. Well, she said, in florida, we are trying to force all ours out of the state. New voter laws, show your ID, liberal gun laws, stuff like that.
Have you been to Miami, I asked? Is it nice?
OH GOD NO.... WOULD NEVER GO THERE, MINORITIES!!!

The "just passing thru" relatives were real hispanic haters, big time. And I realized such general anti-minority attitudes are core behind efforts to pass laws asking for voter ID, show your ID, stand your ground, and so on.
This new trend in our country, and the push to pass anti-minority laws, are simply born of basic hate and bigotry.
Yeah... words like "bigotry" and "hate" are strong words and people don't like words like that, especially when used to describe them. They prefer softer words. Words more palatable. But a rose is still a rose no matter what you want to call it.
This nationwide push for strict voter ID laws, show your ID laws, new gun laws, stand your ground laws, and the likes are nothing more than attempts under the disguise of protection to show how hateful and bigoted this country is/has become.

Ok, so a lot of citizens are afraid "THOSE PEOPLE" will take over.
My head shaker was how can people claim to be go to Church every Sunday, Bible believing Christians and still hold so much bottled up pure hate?
I don't get it. I don't want to get it.
Maybe Im strange, but when I stand in line at the store behind some hispanic lady at the check out, I share a smile, not the evil eye of death.
What is it with all this heart filled hate? Aren't white folks getting laid enough?

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Linflas

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His "work camp" killed somewhere between five and six figures of human beings. How many people did Streicher murder?

Or perhaps the proper question is what was the relationship between his tabloid, the Nazi party, propaganda, and the conditions they created in Germany to allow acceptance of concentration camps and later death camps? That question was answered in by the Nuremberg War Crimes Trials in which he (Streicher) was convicted and executed through a legal process presided over by representatives from the 4 Allied nations, not just the United States. What he published was about as similar to a tabloid as a summer camp is to the death camps.
 

HamburgerBoy

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Or perhaps the proper question is what was the relationship between his tabloid, the Nazi party, propaganda, and the conditions they created in Germany to allow acceptance of concentration camps and later death camps? That question was answered in by the Nuremberg War Crimes Trials in which he (Streicher) was convicted and executed through a legal process presided over by representatives from the 4 Allied nations, not just the United States. What he published was about as similar to a tabloid as a summer camp is to the death camps.

Concentration camps were found throughout the world at that time, America included. Death camps, no, but "acceptance" had nothing to do with it. Do you really think the average German citizen, or even the average Nazi, had knowledge of the Holocaust in the late 30's or early 40's? And no matter how much he may have influenced those that were responsible, it's still a fundamental human right to be able to express an opinion. And it was a tabloid. Unless he disseminated them in Jewish neighborhoods with mini cyanide-containing pins or something, it can't be compared to a death camp, no matter how hateful its material may be. There is no parallel between a thought and an action.

And "a legal process", lulz. The People's Court was "a legal process". In this case I think 3 Allies nations (sans Russia) might have been slightly less impartial as well.