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::::Part of the appeal of Nazism was that the left had gotten so bad, that fascism didn't seem like an unreasonable alternative. They are, at least, more honest about what they want. They don't talk about a fake "equality" that can never exist. They actually say that they're out for supremacy. It's a little refreshing to not have to deal with all this intellectually dishonest, hypocritical sanctimony. If there's going to be oppression and domination of the weak by the strong, then we might as well call it what it is, rather than saying, "Oh, we have to suppress some counter-revolutionaries so we can protect the public and advance toward a better society." That argument only works if the commies are, actually, improving society. [[User:Leucosticte|Leucosticte]] ([[User talk:Leucosticte|talk]]) 16:59, 12 December 2017 (PST)

:::::See and this is another reason why you are unwelcomed in some contexts: a massive messiah complex. It's not "edgy" or "cool" to provide a thin veneer of respectability to having sex with children. But the problem is not just that you are in favor of an open dialogue on these repugnant things, nor that you insist on interjecting them into conversations where they are wholly inappropriate, but that you also seem to think you're a great enlightener of the masses who should be praised for taking everyday situations as a pretense for talking about how genocidal maniacs had some good points. This is all in addition to laughably inaccurate claims like neo-Nazi sites basically being for the lulz and how the left-wing is really if you think about it ultimately responsible for the most repugnant reactionary fascism. I think the point you were making earlier is that you are somehow befuddled by how others don't like you and this is exactly the reason why. Feigning ignorance makes it even more pathetic, honestly--there is no way that you can be so coy and naive as to not understand that. [[User:Koavf|Koavf]] ([[User talk:Koavf|talk]]) 17:25, 12 December 2017 (PST)