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Should The Swastikas And Nazi Salutes Be Banned
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Maybe revenge is justified in these circumstances maybe not- and how far should it go- in a sense law can be a form of revenge- the Nazi's actions could be said a form of revenge too- I suppose. I'm suspicious of Locke Liberal Democracy and the objectivity of his "government gang". But as Churchill says there are worse.
Little is mentioned of other "crimes" against Hebrew's in Spain, Russia (1890's) in other era's.
Much modern terminology defining "the bad" (Nazi's) and "the good" (Hebrew's) seems to have come out of the period following WWII.
Feminist's argue that if Male's get paid more than Female's then the system is prejudiced (in spite of the fact that Male's do more hours)- in a similar way it could be argued that if Hebrew's hold powerful positions disproportionate with their representation then the system is prejudiced in their favour- especially given that the infrastructure of the US was created by ethnically British investments. Many of the issues of the US Civil War were badly resolved- perhaps Lincoln realised this before his assassination.
If you believe in the concept of individual property by extension you should believe in cultural property and inheritance- as well as cultural appropriation.
David F commented on the use of the pejorative- Nazi or Fascist to discredit those the communist left disagree with.
Programmer Paul Graham talks about the Hierarchy Of Disagreement-
http://www.paulgraham.com/disagree.html
There is also mention of "reductio ad hitlerum" and "ad hitlerum" in reference to "ad hominem"