1. F.A. Hayek in 1947, criticizing denazification. “It is scarcely easier to justify the prevention of a person from fiddling because he was a Nazi than the prevention because he is a Jew.” It's worth unpacking this a little. https://twitter.com/zeithistoriker/status/1172516420917354496 …
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9. “It is scarcely easier to justify the prevention of a person from fiddling because he was a Nazi than the prevention because he is a Jew.” When people talk about a libertarian to alt-right pipeline, they might want to ponder Hayek's role.
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People tend to forget about him but Nobusuke Kishi was one of the worsthttps://twitter.com/Itmechr3/status/1172253225375993862?s=19 …
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The Red Army faction did have a point about former nazis: "The German autumn began ... when Red Army Faction (RAF) terrorists kidnapped Schleyer, who was president of the German Association of Employers and a former SS officer." https://www.thelocal.de/20170905/10-things-you-ought-to-know-about-the-raf-terrorist-organization-baader-meinhof …
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