Michael Thurlow: I am a Nazi. Jon Kay: Michael Thurlow is not a Nazi. Me: If someone says he's a Nazi, that's good enough for me. What's puzzling is why Kay is making a fool of himself.pic.twitter.com/dxfkInJGNg
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There are people influenced by Nazi ideology who are killing people in the present.The fact they don't run concentration camps is of little comfort to me. Yet Kay wants to discount this reality. Why? https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2018/01/the-resurgent-threat-of-white-supremacist-violence/550634/ …
And presumably we would want to at least consider ways we could identify Nazis before they start running death camps
Is this like arguing that unless a person has been hired, then fired quickly in disgrace from the WH, they can't _really_ be a Republican?
The Miss Manners of Canadian politics. - Salutin True.
Is his middle name "Noto"?
Moreover, other countries had their own home-grown fascist parties who happily collaborated with the Nazis after being invaded - including hands-on participation in the Holocaust. Technically, they weren't Nazis because they weren't Germans. I can imagine Kay's weaselly take.
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