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unpopular opinion; I believe in the value of definitions of words. I’m not republican (shouldn’t matter) but by bending definitions of words like “nazi” - you’re diminishing the people who went through the atrocities of WW2
Kind of similar to how you shouldn’t say “rape” for something that isn’t. in effect you’re diminishing rape victims
“nazi” literally means a member of the far-right National Socialist German Workers’ Party. Fascist pigs? No doubt. Just don’t change history…
Anyone else noticed a rise in right wing/troll accounts on Lemmy recently?
how am I a right wing/troll account for commenting on how language is important
the polarization here is unreal haha
Sir/Madam, your post currently has no punctuation, or proper capitalization. If you’re going to be a grammar Nazi, you need to lead by example.
Again - i was talking about the effects of not using correct language. Grammar like punctuation was not my point
english isnt even my first language
Ah, sorry, our mistake.
Neo-nazi. Is that better?
sure, for a smaller segment of republicans
im criticizing the broad strokes ppl are making by correlating republicans to “literal” nazis
It is an unpopular opinion because many of them display swastikas and other Nazi symbols, praise Hitler, uphold the same supremacist beliefs, and have way too much in common with the Nazis. So calling them Nazis is accurate. It’s not really bending the definition.
Are said republicans members of the national socialist german workers part? No.
If anything - this minority of republicans you are speaking of should be called “neo-nazi”.
must say I hit a nerve here, hence unpopular opinion. funny how automatically ppl assume I have an hidden agenda
