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94 yr old Nazi found in USA, deported
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MajesticLion
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White people do not FORGIVE OR FORGET but yet expect us too
This has nothing to do with white people.
they don't understand that jews don't consider themselves white
too realArrest and prosecute Ku klux Klan members and white supremacists who are still alive that killed and oppressed black people in this country
"That happened a long time ago, get over it, forgive and move on"
Only one group of people are told to forgive their oppressors
smh
+reps
Able Archer 83
Two Minutes to Midnight
I feel a lot of historical nuance is missing from this discussion.
You cannot strip citizenship from an American citizen for being a Nazi. Naturalized citizens are fair game, however.
You said: "Most of America was pro-Nazi during WWII", which the article you linked doesn't even claim. I've actually read the book in question, and it deals with American Nazis in the leadup to WW2, and not during the war itself.
"The majority of anglo Americans are of german descent" doesn't mean shyt. The two most powerful American commanders in the European Theater of Operations during World War II were Generals Dwight D. Eisenhower and General Carl Spaatz; both were of almost pure German descent, and both were responsible for the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Germans and the dismantling of the Nazi state.
America actually did https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2019/11/11/when-america-tried-to-deport-its-radicals during the aftermath of the Palmer Raids, almost exactly a centuiy ago.
It's not enough to be a Nazi or a Communist. You have to actually be engaged in actions at the behest of a foreign state, and --most importantly-- you have to be a foreign citizen. During the Cold War, for instance, we deported and expelled spies left and right, Even now, we banish diplomats when their country of origin fukks up. If you're an American Communist or an American Nazi, then there's no action the government can take strictly on the basis of their ideology. If they commit crimes, then that's another matter, but even then they're still considered American citizens.
In order for a native (small-n) American's citizenship to be revoked, the person has to manually do it themselves. It's not an easy process.
You cannot strip citizenship from an American citizen for being a Nazi. Naturalized citizens are fair game, however.
You said: "Most of America was pro-Nazi during WWII", which the article you linked doesn't even claim. I've actually read the book in question, and it deals with American Nazis in the leadup to WW2, and not during the war itself.
"The majority of anglo Americans are of german descent" doesn't mean shyt. The two most powerful American commanders in the European Theater of Operations during World War II were Generals Dwight D. Eisenhower and General Carl Spaatz; both were of almost pure German descent, and both were responsible for the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Germans and the dismantling of the Nazi state.
America actually did https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2019/11/11/when-america-tried-to-deport-its-radicals during the aftermath of the Palmer Raids, almost exactly a centuiy ago.
It's not enough to be a Nazi or a Communist. You have to actually be engaged in actions at the behest of a foreign state, and --most importantly-- you have to be a foreign citizen. During the Cold War, for instance, we deported and expelled spies left and right, Even now, we banish diplomats when their country of origin fukks up. If you're an American Communist or an American Nazi, then there's no action the government can take strictly on the basis of their ideology. If they commit crimes, then that's another matter, but even then they're still considered American citizens.
In order for a native (small-n) American's citizenship to be revoked, the person has to manually do it themselves. It's not an easy process.
Im not sure why you quoted me just to say a whole bunch of nothing that doesn't refute anything i said??I feel a lot of historical nuance is missing from this discussion.
You cannot strip citizenship from an American citizen for being a Nazi. Naturalized citizens are fair game, however.
You said: "Most of America was pro-Nazi during WWII", which the article you linked doesn't even claim. I've actually read the book in question, and it deals with American Nazis in the leadup to WW2, and not during the war itself.
"The majority of anglo Americans are of german descent" doesn't mean shyt. The two most powerful American commanders in the European Theater of Operations during World War II were Generals Dwight D. Eisenhower and General Carl Spaatz; both were of almost pure German descent, and both were responsible for the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Germans and the dismantling of the Nazi state.
America actually did https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2019/11/11/when-america-tried-to-deport-its-radicals during the aftermath of the Palmer Raids, almost exactly a centuiy ago.
It's not enough to be a Nazi or a Communist. You have to actually be engaged in actions at the behest of a foreign state, and --most importantly-- you have to be a foreign citizen. During the Cold War, for instance, we deported and expelled spies left and right, Even now, we banish diplomats when their country of origin fukks up. If you're an American Communist or an American Nazi, then there's no action the government can take strictly on the basis of their ideology. If they commit crimes, then that's another matter, but even then they're still considered American citizens.
In order for a native (small-n) American's citizenship to be revoked, the person has to manually do it themselves. It's not an easy process.
I posted that article because it illustrates the fact that the extreme nazi sympathies in America during WWII has been suppressed and underreported on
Who gives a fukk who was german and who wasnt in the military?? That literally has nothing at all to do with my post
Thatrogueassdiaz
We're on the blood path now
I thought she died and confessed she was lying?Anyways this is some stupid tit-for-tat shyt. I'm glad he was deported, no matter how long it took. The "what about us" argument is valid is most instances, but here it is not. If I stand for justice I'm going to applaud, not condemn, and that doesnt mean I put anyone's justice over my own.
Righteousness is fulltime, not sometime.
Thatrogueassdiaz
We're on the blood path now
Good post.I feel a lot of historical nuance is missing from this discussion.
You cannot strip citizenship from an American citizen for being a Nazi. Naturalized citizens are fair game, however.
You said: "Most of America was pro-Nazi during WWII", which the article you linked doesn't even claim. I've actually read the book in question, and it deals with American Nazis in the leadup to WW2, and not during the war itself.
"The majority of anglo Americans are of german descent" doesn't mean shyt. The two most powerful American commanders in the European Theater of Operations during World War II were Generals Dwight D. Eisenhower and General Carl Spaatz; both were of almost pure German descent, and both were responsible for the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Germans and the dismantling of the Nazi state.
America actually did https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2019/11/11/when-america-tried-to-deport-its-radicals during the aftermath of the Palmer Raids, almost exactly a centuiy ago.
It's not enough to be a Nazi or a Communist. You have to actually be engaged in actions at the behest of a foreign state, and --most importantly-- you have to be a foreign citizen. During the Cold War, for instance, we deported and expelled spies left and right, Even now, we banish diplomats when their country of origin fukks up. If you're an American Communist or an American Nazi, then there's no action the government can take strictly on the basis of their ideology. If they commit crimes, then that's another matter, but even then they're still considered American citizens.
In order for a native (small-n) American's citizenship to be revoked, the person has to manually do it themselves. It's not an easy process.
There are a lot of genuinely stupid people on here
Dont know shyt and wanna get sassy when you teach them
Americans hold a Nazi rally in Madison Square Garden | HISTORY
Disturbing Pictures From The History Of America's Nazis
MSG
Dont know shyt and wanna get sassy when you teach them
Americans hold a Nazi rally in Madison Square Garden | HISTORY
Disturbing Pictures From The History Of America's Nazis
MSG
White people do not FORGIVE OR FORGET but yet expect us too
Steel
Superstar
You do know millions of euro cacs died fighting nazis right. You do know the US military fought the Nazis as well.
Able Archer 83
Two Minutes to Midnight
Again, the article (and the book it references) illustrates no such thing. You cannot use it as evidence to support your opinion while not establishing any links between the thesis in the article ("The influence of Nazi sympathizers and isolationists was far greater than realizer") and your opinion (again "Most of America was pro-Nazi during WWII"). B does not follow from A.
Again, you said:
Why bring that up unless you were using it as proof that "Most of America was pro-Nazi during WWII"; as if German descent was indicative of Nazi sympathies?
German descent definitely IS one of the factors indicative of nazi sympathies but it wasnt the ONLY ONE, like you seem to be implying
Again, youre shadowboxing yourself
Again, i posted that article to illustrate that it IS NOT common knowledge that america fukked with nazis heavy. Thats it
Ive also posted MORE articles in here that you completely ignored before attempting to seek my attention for no reason at all, yet again