Sheesh, I'm so disappointed that my favorite video game forum has been taken over by angry neckbeards and Nazi sympathizers.
Get your facts first, then you can distort them as you please. - Mark Twain
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Yeah. I feel like making the lives of these lunatics less productive and more embittered is going to make violence from them more likely. Also what kind of f***ing shifty a****** wastes their time trying to get a person they have never even met fired and brags about it online?
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Twinmold posted...
Sheesh, I'm so disappointed that my favorite video game forum has been taken over by angry neckbeards and Nazi sympathizers.
This. I've been reading this place since 2002, but this is the worst I've seen it in that time.
Poet Eliot had it all wrong....
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I guess they did Nazi that coming. [A tumbleweed passes by]
Caution: A Boring British Centrist has arrived.
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I think OP makes a good point here. It's not like these nazis are getting locked up. They're just going to become even more isolated.
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In mean, the TC is correct in that taking away a steady income and employment from someone who is already angry enough with his life to attend a supremacy rally is probably not going to help the situation. However, at the same time, it's not going to help those businesses if they start getting boycotted for employing neo-Nazis.
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Halo_Forever posted...
Twinmold posted...
Sheesh, I'm so disappointed that my favorite video game forum has been taken over by angry neckbeards and Nazi sympathizers.
This. I've been reading this place since 2002, but this is the worst I've seen it in that time.
I think it's just a few posters flooding the board with Alts
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pinky0926 posted...
I think OP makes a good point here. It's not like these nazis are getting locked up. They're just going to become even more isolated.
Better than getting sent to concentration camps and gassed.
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I think it's just a few posters flooding the board with Alts
I wish that were true, but it's not. The Republican party takes these people in, gives them a voice, and tells them that their complaints are just and true.
Get your facts first, then you can distort them as you please. - Mark Twain
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pinky0926 posted...
I think OP makes a good point here. It's not like these nazis are getting locked up. They're just going to become even more isolated.
Isolated is easier to deal with than systematic banding. I mean, it's probably a good thing this group didn't have the same sensibility of those back in the day in the KKK. Even back then they knew it would be wise to keep their identities hidden.
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COVxy posted...
pinky0926 posted...
I think OP makes a good point here. It's not like these nazis are getting locked up. They're just going to become even more isolated.
Isolated is easier to deal with than systematic banding.
I mean, it's probably a good thing this group didn't have the same sensibility of those back in the day in the KKK. Even back then they knew it would be wise to keep their identities hidden.
I dunno, I feel like the internet has created a whole new cultural problem where you can seek out an entire coven of people just as messed up as you are you without even leaving your basement. I say this with complete awareness of the irony.
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pinky0926 posted...
COVxy posted...
pinky0926 posted...
I think OP makes a good point here. It's not like these nazis are getting locked up. They're just going to become even more isolated.
Isolated is easier to deal with than systematic banding.
I mean, it's probably a good thing this group didn't have the same sensibility of those back in the day in the KKK. Even back then they knew it would be wise to keep their identities hidden.
I dunno, I feel like the internet has created a whole new cultural problem where you can seek out an entire coven of people just as messed up as you are you without even leaving your basement.
I say this with complete awareness of the irony.
While that may very well be true, how would they afford to take action with income? It's going to be very difficult for them to get jobs again.
"Opinions should be a result of a thought, not a substitute for it."
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Asherlee10 posted...
While that may very well be true, how would they afford to take action with income? It's going to be very difficult for them to get jobs again.
Hell maybe they'll develop some empathy for people on the breadline and in welfare. He says without believing any of the words coming out of his own mouth
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Jiek_Fafn posted...
I don't like the precedent that this sets. It's easy enough for anyone proficient at Photoshop to spread pictures of someone that wasn't even there. With the witch hunt mentality, they're already guilty because Facebook pictures have proven it.
Hopefully if someone does that they get hit with a hug defamation suit.
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As long as the people doing the outing realize they're not exactly good people either. Because not only is getting them fired not going to change their bigoted views but you're probably going to be putting a lot of innocent women and children out in the street in the process. There's nothing moral about any of this, the motivations are entirely selfish.
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YourDrunkFather posted...
As long as the people doing the outing realize they're not exactly good people either. Because not only is getting them fired not going to change their bigoted views but you're probably going to be putting a lot of innocent women and children out in the street in the process. There's nothing moral about any of this, the motivations are entirely selfish.
It sucks that family members will be inevitably harmed by this (more the children than anything, I have less sympathy for spouses who are apparently okay with Neo-Nazism) but I wouldn't say the outers motivations are entirely unselfish. I know that if I had coworkers who were going to public Neo-Nazi protests, I'd want to know. I imagine most people might. Because Neo-Nazis are bad.
S*** I have to stop doing that," Gheb said, as he lay back down and died again. - Forgotten Love
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If employees are outed as nazis, it kind of puts the employers in a bind tbh. Imagine how bad you look knowingly employing nazis. You could say the blame then lies on the people outing the nazis rather than the employers, but then why not just blame the nazis for being nazis? honestly, losing your job is just a natural result once people know you're a nazi
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YourDrunkFather posted...
As long as the people doing the outing realize they're not exactly good people either. Because not only is getting them fired not going to change their bigoted views but you're probably going to be putting a lot of innocent women and children out in the street in the process. There's nothing moral about any of this, the motivations are entirely selfish.
Honestly I think posts like this are stupid, because if a nazi's family ends up on the streets as a result of this person being a nazi, it is not the fault of the people acknowledging that he is a f***ing nazi. People deserve to know if they are employing or working with someone like that. No one owes his family the courtesy of keeping it a secret.
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yeah, honestly "Maybe you shouldn't have told people that they're a nazi" doesn't make as much sense as "maybe you shouldn't be a nazi"
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eston posted...
YourDrunkFather posted...
As long as the people doing the outing realize they're not exactly good people either. Because not only is getting them fired not going to change their bigoted views but you're probably going to be putting a lot of innocent women and children out in the street in the process. There's nothing moral about any of this, the motivations are entirely selfish.
Honestly I think posts like this are stupid, because if a nazi's family ends up on the streets as a result of this person being a nazi, it is not the fault of the people acknowledging that he is a f***ing nazi. People deserve to know if they are employing or working with someone like that. No one owes his family the courtesy of keeping it a secret.
Well of coarse you do. Because you don't give a f*** about what's right. And yes, if you're going out of your way to call someone's employer about something they did or said outside of work regardless if what it is, it is largely your fault they got fired.
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TheVipaGTS posted...
they can't buy tiki torches without a job.
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YourDrunkFather posted...
eston posted...
YourDrunkFather posted...
As long as the people doing the outing realize they're not exactly good people either. Because not only is getting them fired not going to change their bigoted views but you're probably going to be putting a lot of innocent women and children out in the street in the process. There's nothing moral about any of this, the motivations are entirely selfish.
Honestly I think posts like this are stupid, because if a nazi's family ends up on the streets as a result of this person being a nazi, it is not the fault of the people acknowledging that he is a f***ing nazi. People deserve to know if they are employing or working with someone like that. No one owes his family the courtesy of keeping it a secret.
Well of coarse you do. Because you don't give a f*** about what's right. And yes, if you're going out of your way to call someone's employer about something they did or said outside of work regardless if what it is, it is largely your fault they got fired.
This is just not a sound stance to take on the matter. The employer has a choice to fire someone. If someone called another person's employer to say, "Hey, I saw your employee, Bob, getting some ice cream with his children this weekend and he was really rude to cashier." - Then the employer chooses to take action (or not) against Bob. Most likely, Bob won't be fired for being rude to a cashier. However, because Bob was spotted in the Nazi riots and has physical proof that Bob is a Nazi, of course his employer will take a harsh action against it. These are products of Bob's choices and it's his responsibility.
"Opinions should be a result of a thought, not a substitute for it."
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Asherlee10 posted...
These are products of Bob's choices and it's his responsibility.
exactly
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People cheer this, but if it went the other way there would be insane mass outrage.
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Monolith1676 posted...
People cheer this, but if it went the other way there would be insane mass outrage.
what's the other way? non-nazis being fired for not being nazis?
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Monolith1676 posted...
People cheer this, but if it went the other way there would be insane mass outrage.
If what went the other way?
"Opinions should be a result of a thought, not a substitute for it."
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ThyCorndog posted...
Monolith1676 posted...
People cheer this, but if it went the other way there would be insane mass outrage.
what's the other way? non-nazis being fired for not being nazis?
Asherlee10 posted...
Monolith1676 posted...
People cheer this, but if it went the other way there would be insane mass outrage.
If what went the other way?
I think he means like BLM protesters
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ThyCorndog posted...
Monolith1676 posted...
People cheer this, but if it went the other way there would be insane mass outrage.
what's the other way? non-nazis being fired for not being nazis?
Yeah, I'm wondering what messed up argument is gonna be made to attempt to paint a sympathetic picture for these Nazis. Anyway surprise Monolith, people overwhelmingly DON'T LIKE (Neo-)Nazis.
If you're not looking for any honest discussion, agreement, meeting halfway or middle ground, don't bother arguing with me. Selfish narcissists need not apply.
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Asherlee10 posted...
YourDrunkFather posted...
eston posted...
YourDrunkFather posted...
As long as the people doing the outing realize they're not exactly good people either. Because not only is getting them fired not going to change their bigoted views but you're probably going to be putting a lot of innocent women and children out in the street in the process. There's nothing moral about any of this, the motivations are entirely selfish.
Honestly I think posts like this are stupid, because if a nazi's family ends up on the streets as a result of this person being a nazi, it is not the fault of the people acknowledging that he is a f***ing nazi. People deserve to know if they are employing or working with someone like that. No one owes his family the courtesy of keeping it a secret.
Well of coarse you do. Because you don't give a f*** about what's right. And yes, if you're going out of your way to call someone's employer about something they did or said outside of work regardless if what it is, it is largely your fault they got fired.
This is just not a sound stance to take on the matter.
The employer has a choice to fire someone. If someone called another person's employer to say, "Hey, I saw your employee, Bob, getting some ice cream with his children this weekend and he was really rude to cashier." - Then the employer chooses to take action (or not) against Bob. Most likely, Bob won't be fired for being rude to a cashier. However, because Bob was spotted in the Nazi riots and has physical proof that Bob is a Nazi, of course his employer will take a harsh action against it.
These are products of Bob's choices and it's his responsibility.
You're acting like I'm arguing that the employer was wrong to fire him after recieving that information and I'm not. I'm just not sure what getting them fired helps and believe people are only doing it to hurt somebody they hate. Not only are you putting innocent people out in the street but your probably just going to radicalize these scumbags more and something bad might end up happening like another black church might get shot up. But hey, I hope feeling "rightous" was worth it
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The thing that people don't understand, is that if a person (say a Nazi) is skilled in a particular field, it's not only beneficial for that person to be employed, it's also beneficial for themselves...for the economy, and thus society as a whole. We all benefit from the hard work that other people do. But sadly, we live in such a hate-filled society. And as such, we reap what we sow. We hurt ourselves by hurting others. I think mostly we don't see how it hurts ourselves, because we get taught at such a young age that punishing bad people is always good for everyone.
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Dathrowed1 posted...
ThyCorndog posted...
Monolith1676 posted...
People cheer this, but if it went the other way there would be insane mass outrage.
what's the other way? non-nazis being fired for not being nazis?
Asherlee10 posted...
Monolith1676 posted...
People cheer this, but if it went the other way there would be insane mass outrage.
If what went the other way?
I think he means like BLM protesters
Even if that is what he's referencing, BLM != Nazis
"Opinions should be a result of a thought, not a substitute for it."
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YourDrunkFather posted...
Asherlee10 posted...
YourDrunkFather posted...
eston posted...
YourDrunkFather posted...
As long as the people doing the outing realize they're not exactly good people either. Because not only is getting them fired not going to change their bigoted views but you're probably going to be putting a lot of innocent women and children out in the street in the process. There's nothing moral about any of this, the motivations are entirely selfish.
Honestly I think posts like this are stupid, because if a nazi's family ends up on the streets as a result of this person being a nazi, it is not the fault of the people acknowledging that he is a f***ing nazi. People deserve to know if they are employing or working with someone like that. No one owes his family the courtesy of keeping it a secret.
Well of coarse you do. Because you don't give a f*** about what's right. And yes, if you're going out of your way to call someone's employer about something they did or said outside of work regardless if what it is, it is largely your fault they got fired.
This is just not a sound stance to take on the matter.
The employer has a choice to fire someone. If someone called another person's employer to say, "Hey, I saw your employee, Bob, getting some ice cream with his children this weekend and he was really rude to cashier." - Then the employer chooses to take action (or not) against Bob. Most likely, Bob won't be fired for being rude to a cashier. However, because Bob was spotted in the Nazi riots and has physical proof that Bob is a Nazi, of course his employer will take a harsh action against it.
These are products of Bob's choices and it's his responsibility.
You're acting like I'm arguing that the employer was wrong to fire him after recieving that information and I'm not. I'm just not sure what getting them fired helps
The profit margin and social standing of the business.
If you're not looking for any honest discussion, agreement, meeting halfway or middle ground, don't bother arguing with me. Selfish narcissists need not apply.
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At least the Klan had the good sense to wear hoods.
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I'm just not sure what getting them fired helps and believe people are only doing it to hurt somebody they hate. Not only are you putting innocent people out in the street but your probably just going to radicalize these scumbags and something bad might end up happening like another black church might get shot up. But hey, I hope feeling "rightous" was worth it"Don't call out nazis or else they may mass murder black people" Man gtfoh
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UrCa1988 posted...
At least the Klan had the good sense to wear hoods.
Incidentally, the main reason the Klan is not anywhere near as prevalent anymore in the South is because the FBI started publicly identifying them and they were scared their lives could be destroyed because they couldn't run off and do terrible s*** by night and then get up during the day and pretend they were normal people I feel zero sympathy for anyone outed during these marches.
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As I said, I believe people deserve to know if they are employing or working alongside nazis. If that knowledge negatively impacts said nazi or his family, then perhaps there is a hard lesson embedded in there somewhere.
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fenderbender321 posted...
The thing that people don't understand, is that if a person (say a Nazi) is skilled in a particular field, it's not only beneficial for that person to be employed, it's also beneficial for themselves...for the economy, and thus society as a whole. We all benefit from the hard work that other people do.
But sadly, we live in such a hate-filled society. And as such, we reap what we sow. We hurt ourselves by hurting others. I think mostly we don't see how it hurts ourselves, because we get taught at such a young age that punishing bad people is always good for everyone.
What if it's a position that has them in change of hiring or a position in law enforcement?
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Asherlee10 posted...
Even if that is what he's referencing, BLM != Nazis
You should tell him that.
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Kineth posted...
YourDrunkFather posted...
Asherlee10 posted...
YourDrunkFather posted...
eston posted...
YourDrunkFather posted...
As long as the people doing the outing realize they're not exactly good people either. Because not only is getting them fired not going to change their bigoted views but you're probably going to be putting a lot of innocent women and children out in the street in the process. There's nothing moral about any of this, the motivations are entirely selfish.
Honestly I think posts like this are stupid, because if a nazi's family ends up on the streets as a result of this person being a nazi, it is not the fault of the people acknowledging that he is a f***ing nazi. People deserve to know if they are employing or working with someone like that. No one owes his family the courtesy of keeping it a secret.
Well of coarse you do. Because you don't give a f*** about what's right. And yes, if you're going out of your way to call someone's employer about something they did or said outside of work regardless if what it is, it is largely your fault they got fired.
This is just not a sound stance to take on the matter.
The employer has a choice to fire someone. If someone called another person's employer to say, "Hey, I saw your employee, Bob, getting some ice cream with his children this weekend and he was really rude to cashier." - Then the employer chooses to take action (or not) against Bob. Most likely, Bob won't be fired for being rude to a cashier. However, because Bob was spotted in the Nazi riots and has physical proof that Bob is a Nazi, of course his employer will take a harsh action against it.
These are products of Bob's choices and it's his responsibility.
You're acting like I'm arguing that the employer was wrong to fire him after recieving that information and I'm not. I'm just not sure what getting them fired helps
The profit margin and social standing of the business.
Which wouldn't be in any jeopardy without people going out of their way to point that out soooooo kind of a moot point. It's not like you care about that anyway. FrisbeeDude posted...
I'm just not sure what getting them fired helps and believe people are only doing it to hurt somebody they hate. Not only are you putting innocent people out in the street but your probably just going to radicalize these scumbags and something bad might end up happening like another black church might get shot up. But hey, I hope feeling "rightous" was worth it
"Don't call out nazis or else they may mass murder black people"
Man gtfoh
Isn't that the same reason liberals say not to call out Muslims on their insidious beliefs? Because it might push them to terrorism?
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YourDrunkFather posted...
Asherlee10 posted...
YourDrunkFather posted...
eston posted...
YourDrunkFather posted...
As long as the people doing the outing realize they're not exactly good people either. Because not only is getting them fired not going to change their bigoted views but you're probably going to be putting a lot of innocent women and children out in the street in the process. There's nothing moral about any of this, the motivations are entirely selfish.
Honestly I think posts like this are stupid, because if a nazi's family ends up on the streets as a result of this person being a nazi, it is not the fault of the people acknowledging that he is a f***ing nazi. People deserve to know if they are employing or working with someone like that. No one owes his family the courtesy of keeping it a secret.
Well of coarse you do. Because you don't give a f*** about what's right. And yes, if you're going out of your way to call someone's employer about something they did or said outside of work regardless if what it is, it is largely your fault they got fired.
This is just not a sound stance to take on the matter.
The employer has a choice to fire someone. If someone called another person's employer to say, "Hey, I saw your employee, Bob, getting some ice cream with his children this weekend and he was really rude to cashier." - Then the employer chooses to take action (or not) against Bob. Most likely, Bob won't be fired for being rude to a cashier. However, because Bob was spotted in the Nazi riots and has physical proof that Bob is a Nazi, of course his employer will take a harsh action against it.
These are products of Bob's choices and it's his responsibility.
You're acting like I'm arguing that the employer was wrong to fire him after recieving that information and I'm not. I'm just not sure what getting them fired helps and believe people are only doing it to hurt somebody they hate. Not only are you putting innocent people out in the street but your probably just going to radicalize these scumbags more and something bad might end up happening like another black church might get shot up. But hey, I hope feeling "rightous" was worth it
Unfortunately, you're under the impression that the Nazi is not responsible for his own actions. He is the one that endangered his family. Giving way to people like this is not the solution and to be honest you come across as a sympathizer. This isn't just "someone they hate." This is literally a neo-Nazi. The world learned a hard lesson about hate groups like this.
"Opinions should be a result of a thought, not a substitute for it."
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YourDrunkFather posted...
Isn't that the same reason liberals say not to call out Muslims on their insidious beliefs? Because it might push them to terrorism?
This is just a petty stance to take. If we allow hate groups to flourish in society because we are scared of their reaction, then they've won. (Please note that I am not referencing that Islam is a hate group. I am referencing that when a person becomes radicalized, it does become a hate group)
"Opinions should be a result of a thought, not a substitute for it."
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fenderbender321 posted...
The thing that people don't understand, is that if a person (say a Nazi) is skilled in a particular field, it's not only beneficial for that person to be employed, it's also beneficial for themselves...for the economy, and thus society as a whole. We all benefit from the hard work that other people do.
But sadly, we live in such a hate-filled society. And as such, we reap what we sow. We hurt ourselves by hurting others. I think mostly we don't see how it hurts ourselves, because we get taught at such a young age that punishing bad people is always good for everyone.
It doesn't have to be good for everyone. It can be good for the sake of good so we do not allow such groups to flourish.
"Opinions should be a result of a thought, not a substitute for it."
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YourDrunkFather posted...
Kineth posted...
The profit margin and social standing of the business.
Which wouldn't be in any jeopardy without people going out of their way to point that out soooooo kind of a moot point. It's not like you care about that anyway.
Well go ahead and cry about things that could have been, but back in reality, they were found and pointed out. You're right, I personally don't care about these business's profit margin and social standing, but I bet they do and made the right call. If I was aware that such a person worked at a business, I'd either ask to be served by someone else or take my business elsewhere. So I do care on another level. Point is, it was a direct answer to your question. Even my drunk father could figure that out.
If you're not looking for any honest discussion, agreement, meeting halfway or middle ground, don't bother arguing with me. Selfish narcissists need not apply.
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emblem boy posted...
fenderbender321 posted...
The thing that people don't understand, is that if a person (say a Nazi) is skilled in a particular field, it's not only beneficial for that person to be employed, it's also beneficial for themselves...for the economy, and thus society as a whole. We all benefit from the hard work that other people do.
But sadly, we live in such a hate-filled society. And as such, we reap what we sow. We hurt ourselves by hurting others. I think mostly we don't see how it hurts ourselves, because we get taught at such a young age that punishing bad people is always good for everyone.
What if it's a position that has them in change of hiring or a position in law enforcement?
Then I say still let them keep their job. Of course, if they are not hiring qualified candidates because of their race as a hiring manager, or if you're targeting people of a specific race to arrest and harass as a cop, then you aren't demonstrating that you are a "skilled" worker.
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Asherlee10 posted...
fenderbender321 posted...
The thing that people don't understand, is that if a person (say a Nazi) is skilled in a particular field, it's not only beneficial for that person to be employed, it's also beneficial for themselves...for the economy, and thus society as a whole. We all benefit from the hard work that other people do.
But sadly, we live in such a hate-filled society. And as such, we reap what we sow. We hurt ourselves by hurting others. I think mostly we don't see how it hurts ourselves, because we get taught at such a young age that punishing bad people is always good for everyone.
It doesn't have to be good for everyone. It can be good for the sake of good so we do not allow such groups to flourish.
If we have come down hard on a particular group's financial well-being and social status, they won't flourish in that regard, but the group's thoughts and beliefs will become stronger and more powerful than ever, because now they are an oppressed group, so they will belief that their cause is more righteous.
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Asherlee10 posted...
YourDrunkFather posted...
Asherlee10 posted...
YourDrunkFather posted...
eston posted...
YourDrunkFather posted...
As long as the people doing the outing realize they're not exactly good people either. Because not only is getting them fired not going to change their bigoted views but you're probably going to be putting a lot of innocent women and children out in the street in the process. There's nothing moral about any of this, the motivations are entirely selfish.
Honestly I think posts like this are stupid, because if a nazi's family ends up on the streets as a result of this person being a nazi, it is not the fault of the people acknowledging that he is a f***ing nazi. People deserve to know if they are employing or working with someone like that. No one owes his family the courtesy of keeping it a secret.
Well of coarse you do. Because you don't give a f*** about what's right. And yes, if you're going out of your way to call someone's employer about something they did or said outside of work regardless if what it is, it is largely your fault they got fired.
This is just not a sound stance to take on the matter.
The employer has a choice to fire someone. If someone called another person's employer to say, "Hey, I saw your employee, Bob, getting some ice cream with his children this weekend and he was really rude to cashier." - Then the employer chooses to take action (or not) against Bob. Most likely, Bob won't be fired for being rude to a cashier. However, because Bob was spotted in the Nazi riots and has physical proof that Bob is a Nazi, of course his employer will take a harsh action against it.
These are products of Bob's choices and it's his responsibility.
You're acting like I'm arguing that the employer was wrong to fire him after recieving that information and I'm not. I'm just not sure what getting them fired helps and believe people are only doing it to hurt somebody they hate. Not only are you putting innocent people out in the street but your probably just going to radicalize these scumbags more and something bad might end up happening like another black church might get shot up. But hey, I hope feeling "rightous" was worth it
Unfortunately, you're under the impression that the Nazi is not responsible for his own actions.
No I am not. I'm just not sure this particular action taken against them is going to help anything. I feel no sympathy for them personally but as a father I am sensitive to innocent children being caught in the crossfire
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ThyCorndog posted...
Monolith1676 posted...
People cheer this, but if it went the other way there would be insane mass outrage.
what's the other way? non-nazis being fired for not being nazis?
This What a dumb analogy
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Asherlee10 posted...
YourDrunkFather posted...
Isn't that the same reason liberals say not to call out Muslims on their insidious beliefs? Because it might push them to terrorism?
This is just a petty stance to take. If we allow hate groups to flourish in society because we are scared of their reaction, then they've won.
(Please note that I am not referencing that Islam is a hate group. I am referencing that when a person becomes radicalized, it does become a hate group)
Yes wouldn't want to classify a religion that demonizes Jews, hates gays, and treats women like property all while worshipping a pedophile warlord prophet a hate group. It's funny because Islam and Neo Nazi's spew hatred towards a lot of the same groups yet one we can call out and the other were supposed to tip toe around. It's non sensical
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Monolith1676 posted...
People cheer this, but if it went the other way there would be insane mass outrage.
Lmao what's the opposite of a damn nazi
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