Some of the anti-Nazis I knew years ago were not that selective about their targets for intimidation or violence ... 1/2
Except Stalin, of course, he was a bit dodgy.https://twitter.com/sajidjavid/status/897714223572275200 …
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Likewise. These characters, for example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Squadism Also this lot: http://grumpyvegan.com/blog/268172_10150230801342831_713867830_7545310_4411509_n/ …
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He wasn't anti-Nazi by choice. But, whatever led to it, USSR did far more than any other country to defeat the Nazis.
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Yeah, but he wasn't really good, was he... I mean, not really when you think about it.
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Context. I'm sure there were people who fought Nazis as well as murdered someone for money. Not what the statement is about.
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In 1930s Spain anti fascists exhumed the bodies of murdered nuns & placed them to mock churches. What's "good" about that?pic.twitter.com/3gd2n5nMED
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2/2 Nazis, capitalists, anyone who defended capitalism, 'fascists', vivisectionists, police officers ... the list went on
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So I think we need to be careful about which anti-Nazis we support-a minority pursue an ideology that is violent, wide-ranging & dangerous
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