1. La Violencia como Única Respuesta y Autodefensa contra el Nazismo.
Una parte significativa del discurso argumenta que la violencia, especialmente el acto de "golpear a un nazi" (punch a nazi), no es agresión sino una forma necesaria de autodefensa o la única manera de detener la escalada fascista.
- Violence is always the answer, if they really are nazis, then.
- The only way to stop nazis from escalating violence is to punch them back.
- When it comes to nazis, violence is always the answer, people. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
- For the record. There can be no unprovoked violence against a nazi. The sole aim of their existence is violence. If you take up that identity, youve already declared violent intent. Therefore anything done in response is just varying levels on self defense.
- Violence will be the only way to get rid of the american nazis from power.
- The only good nazi. And the only good nazis. Peaceful protest isnt stopping this violence. Its guaranteeing that only one side takes incoming fire. Are we listening yet?
2. El Debate sobre la Retórica: ¿Llamar "Nazi" Provoca Violencia?
Existe una fuerte tensión sobre si el uso del término "Nazi" contra oponentes políticos es una forma de violencia retórica o una justificación para la agresión física, un argumento frecuentemente utilizado por aquellos acusados de fascismo.
- You call people nazis so you can justify violence towards them. An old nazi trick. But you know this.
- Calling someone a nazi might be an inducement to violence, but you know what is definitely an inducement to violence? being a nazi.
- Calling us nazis is inflammatory rhetoric and inciting violence meanwhile.
- Calling someone a nazi is not violence, being an actual nazi by doing white supremacy nazi things is violence.
- If you want to stop political violence, stop telling your supporters that everybody who disagrees with you is a nazi.
- The administration is now arguing that words themselvesspecifically comparisons to nazis and hitlerare responsible for violence.
3. Advertencias Históricas: De Weimar a la Violencia Estatal.
Los participantes en el debate recurren constantemente a la historia de la Alemania nazi (especialmente la República de Weimar, la SA y la Kristallnacht) para contextualizar la amenaza actual y argumentar sobre la ineficacia de la no violencia.
- Whenever someone says political violence is never acceptable. I wonder what those people wouldve done in germany before the nazis took over.
- The nazi party had the brown shirts, composed of right-wing ex-soldiers, felons and thugs, that used violence to intimidate hitlers political enemies. Sound familiar?
- On november 9th and 10th, 1938, nazi german leaders organized a series of violent, nationwide attacks against jewish communities. This event, later called the night of broken glass, or kristallnacht, marked a terrifying escalation in violence against jews.
- Violence is sometimes necessary to stop evil. Those who were sent to auschwitz dachau at gunpoint tried peaceful means for years did everything they could not to provoke the nazis - it didnt stop them from being murdered worked to death in the death camps.
- The nazis are running ghetto roundups. Tell me again theres no place for political violence. Do it i dare you.
- The sa, sturmabteilung, with their leader ernst roehm, was hitlers militia and had only one purpose really, to create as much fear, chaos and violence that nobody dared to oppose the nazi-party. Just like ice are doing to usa now, this is not about immigrants, its violence with a purpose. Fear.
4. La Naturaleza de la Violencia Fascista y la Hipocresía en su Condena.
Se critica la hipocresía de condenar la violencia dirigida a los fascistas mientras se ignora o minimiza la violencia sistémica y autoritaria perpetrada por aquellos que son comparados con los nazis (como la policía o el gobierno).
- Oh, so your message really is violence against nazis is the same as the murders nazis commit. Yikes.
- Nazis political ideology is to do violence against people based on skin color, to do violence against innocent people to boost the power of authoritarian government that answers to no one.
- Nazis dont hate violence, they just want a monopoly on it.
- You call people nazis so you can justify violence towards them. An old nazi trick. But you know this.
- Violence against who stephen? the people arresting innocents? the people abusing human beings in cages? nazis deserve nazi treatment.
- The existence of a nazi is violence. Why should they be allowed to gather and grow when they have the express end-goal of wiping out minorities from society?