Being anti-nazi shouldn't be political or controversial

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Errorist76 said:

CrazyGamer2017 said:

 

Yes but here is the problem: Who decides what is lies and what is truth? Who decides what are fascist ideas, who decides what is racism?

The problem with censoring or worse, criminalizing an idea, an opinion is that it only allows for the idea that those in power defend or agree with, to be considered as the good one. It's pretty much what EVERY fascist or dictatorial society does. they say: ONLY agree with what WE THINK is right and you're ok, disagree or think differently and you are a criminal...

I don't believe censoring is the right approach, if you believe in something you need to express yourself and explain why you believe what you believe and others who disagree need to express themselves and explain why they disagree. People reading both sides will forge their own opinion, that is how free speech should work and ANY form of censorship is in itself fascism and an isult to any true concept of democracy.

I am a freethinker, I was not raised so, I became that of my free will.

 

This doesn't let me go, sorry...I'm sorry but racism and fascim are just crimes on humanity and should be treated as that in any 'free' society. Racism is not an opinion. Racism is a crime. It's a misconception due to lack of empathy and experience.

BTW I was being sarcastic, when I said "I was raised that way". I just believe that we as Germans have learned a lot from our past and I will continue to hope that other countries, especially very powerful ones with a lot of gullible people would take our bad example more serious instead of trying to make their own, from which, in the end, the whole world will suffer.

It's definitely an alarming sign when people are more inclined to demonise the ANTIFA instead of the real "NAZIS" of today.

Who gets to decide what is racist and what isn't?