If you sympathize with Nazi sympathizers, you're probably a Nazi sympathizer.
They'll say they just sympathize with Nazi sympathizer sympathizers. But then they are sympathizing with Nazi sympathizers. And so they are Nazi sympathizers.
Well, Texas Republicans hate women, LGBTQ, immigrants, people that look like immigrants, the young (but already born), the old (they're too expensive to keep alive), the educated, leftists/liberals, people that are any religion but Christianity, the poor, and sometimes Jews.
Nazis hate women, LGBTQ, immigrants, people that look like immigrants, the young (but already born), the old (they're too expensive to keep alive), the educated, leftists/liberals, people that follow any religion but Christianity, the poor, and always Jews.
It's not as overt as the Nazis yet, but there's no shortage of mainstream Jewish dogwhistles that are targets of hate... Soros, Gates, globalist elites, the world economic forum, cultural Marxists, the WHO, Hollywood, the MSM....
Not remotely the issue here. This isn't about banning, this is about not having or having nazi simps influencing a political party. Huge difference between, "can't be a part of our group if you associate", and, "associating with these People is verboten!"
Much like Folks that fly to Moscow on July 4th so they can bend knee to pootie should not be allowed in Congress. Nazis should not be involved in any Political Party which remains relevant. But here we are.
The crazy thing is a lot of people forget about that July 4th trip by Republicans to kiss Putin's ass in Moscow. So much insane shit happened during Trump's 4 years, it's all so overwhelming. Plenty of traitors in that administration - well before Jan. 6th too.
Personally I don't think banning associating with any group is a good thing. There lies neo-McCarthyism.
Not remotely the issue here. This isn't about banning, this is about not having or having nazi simps influencing a political party.
Really? Because the article spells out the problem in the second paragraph.
In a 32-29 vote, the party’s executive committee decided against excluding from their organization those “known to espouse or tolerate antisemitism, pro-Nazi sympathies or Holocaust denial”. A proposal to ban such individuals was included in a resolution supporting Israel as it wars with Hamas in Gaza.
Am I an antisemite because I think Israel is off the hook currently? Some people think so. Does it make me a Nazi, or as you say a "nazi simp"? I find that idea laughable, but maybe those same people think so. Maybe you do too. Or maybe someone in power a year from now will think so. I have no desire to participate in the Texas Republican party, nor any Republican party, but 100% any such resolution is going to open the door to weaponize those definitions, and the topic at hand is a current-day example.
And here's another article to back up my perception of measures such as these: