I'm psyched for this

There’s a substantial difference between intolerance and oppression.

What are the most important differences?
- Oppression implies that there is an oppressor with some sort of power or control over the other party.
  Intolerance is being unwilling to accept something.

Are you sure we can't just defeat them with our words? Maybe we will get more people on our side by putting forth strong arguments 🤡

Have you tried changing your avatar or interpretative dance?
The hardcore ruthless tactics of the brave American lib freedomfighters.

Hopefully every liberal will remember people being disappeared off the streets in broad daylight by fascist thugs in ski masks next time an actual Nazi complains about their free speech being taken away, right? Right? No? They will be the first ones on the scene voraciously fellating the Nazi? ok.

tolerance is a contract not a gift, you have to sign it first to receive the benefits.

Everyone deserves exactly as much tolerance as they're willing to give to others. No more, no less. If someone is hateful to you, no point in wasting your time trying to be nice to them. "I'll be nice to the nazi maybe that'll change them" has never worked, not once.

Violence to stop violence seems ok, if it's in a situation where it would work.

Though, nowadays there are some who throw around the word fascist, maybe to muddle the waters or channel hate against people they dislike. I've seen some people claim that the first major socialist experiment was fascist under their Georgian leader. That seems to be misdirection.

Even the moronic horseshoe theory is mainstream on lemmy.world.
I don't even bother with those people.