caniswalensis
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I wonder if people would call this guy a Nazi?
It's amazing to me that people just keep objecting to the actual problems people have pointed out with this group and keep attacking the strawman that is the, 'he dresses up like a Nazi so he is one'. That's not the argument being made.
Unless they're lying and there's proof for that, I don't see the problem.Disclaimer: This page or anyone involved in its creation, or members of reenactment groups listed here, are in no way affiliated with real, radical political organizations (i.e., KKK, Aryan Nation, American Nazi Party, etc.) and do not embrace the philosophies and actions of the original NSDAP (Nazi party), and wholeheartedly condemn the atrocities which made them infamous. May the victims of this unspeakable horror rest in peace. As we portray the German combat soldier, we are only interested in recreating his daily life, furthering our understanding of what it took to be a soldier, and at the same time having fun reliving history. We honor the men (and women) who really experienced the war, and we salute their courage and loyalty to put their lives on the line in defense of their native soil, no matter what nationality or government.
Unless they're lying and there's proof for that, I don't see the problem.
Why not choose this man's horrible ideas to attack him, instead of digging up stupid **** like this?
Unless they're lying and there's proof for that, I don't see the problem.
Two reasons why there might be a problem:
1) They call themselves "living historians" but utterly ignore the distasteful aspects of the history they are portraying.
2) They describe Nazis in complimentary terms, referring to their valor and idealism.
So what we are left with is a bunch of role-playing fantasists presenting a Nazi S.S. division in a historically inaccurate and celebratory manner.
The DCCC's Ryan Rudominer says, "Not only has John Boehner recruited, embraced, and financed a disgraced Nazi enthusiast running for Congress, but now Boehner is pouring gasoline on the fire by holding a campaign rally with him. Unbelievably, this comes on the heels of John Boehner also embracing an Ohio congressional candidate being sued for attempted rape and sexual assault, and another who has ties to an organized crime syndicate that brands women like cattle.Thumbing his nose at our nation's veterans, women, and people of the Jewish faith, all the while refusing to stand up for basic American values in order to try and win an election, apparently this is what Boehner meant when he said, "We're not going to be any different than what we've been."
