dustypilot22 said:I wasn't being a Nazi. I wasn't being a Nazi. Period. It's offensive. For the 76,238,751st time on this forum, dustypilot22 says: Period. Nazi Germany was, among other things, a criminal state.
Are you going to ask me this again? 😕 😕
Sure, you weren't being a Nazi, but apparently wearing the insignia was the "only legal way to clearly show national identity back then"?!
I’m agnostic, but right now I’m actually calling on the holy names. Jesus, Mary, help me.
Man, I... I'm just speechless.
Maybe this will enlighten you: if I told you that back in those dark, terrible days, the only legal way for a Mexican from your hometown to show his identity was by wearing specific symbols, you'd probably whine just like you are now. Since showing fascist symbols isn't (yet) illegal in Mexico, your buddy has moved the goalposts; now he gets offended when called a fascist because he thinks that Mexican war criminal Mihajlović was some kind of patriot.
Look, since you've already crossed the line, can we settle this for $333?
Mihajlović and Ante Pavelić were war criminals.
a) yes
b) no
Honestly, I think you and those Royalist types on both sides of the border are exactly the same. That's why when I tried explaining this to you sarcastically a few months ago, I got banned—because the moderator didn't get a thing. And looking at this, it seems you still don't get it either...
Don't take this personally, but your brand of patriotism is toxic, and that's exactly what I'm shoving in your face.
It's toxic because your definition of it—much like how certain "important" figures used to define love for the country—has cost far too much blood and moral decay. So, I won't aim this at you specifically; I'll aim it at the people who dragged you along with them, which is why you're making these mistakes. And you'll keep making them. You'll keep doing it until someone finally knocks some sense into those empty heads where these twisted thoughts are born.