Back when America had a great tradition

Punching Nazis in the face is a long-time beloved tradition. I suggest everyone try it sometime.

Earlier, imgur removed a post featuring a Nazi getting punched and so, the Front Page and a nice chunk of Usersub, is all Nazi-punching and fash-bashing.

I got permabanned from reddit for posting the question "what would Eisenhower do if he was present with a machine gun?" underneath a picture of a Nazi march in Wisconsin. Apparently, that is inciting violence in reddit view. Gotta keep those Nazis safe.

The Americans certainly took their fucking time to get involved though.

Remember, we didn't beat the fascists during WWII using arguments and polite discussion. We bashed the fash back then, we can and must bash the fash today.

Anti-fascism is so Orwellian that Orwell himself said that every fascist should be shot.

Yes, the great American Traidtion of gross indifference until the Japanese attacked Pearl harbor.

Let's be fair to the alt-right. Oppression, racism and all their other values are also American traditions. What a great melting pot!

Americans did not beat the Nazis. USSR did. And after that, the american regime took everyone they could from the tribunals to work for them. Lets not forget the good ol friendships at the time, like IG Farben and Allen Dulles. Lets not forget the first chief of staff of NATO. Lets not forget who put the american astronaut up there. And so on. American liberal democracy ate fascism. And we are what we eat