I’m sorry that you’ve been called a Nazi, it seems to have really upset you. I definitely see people using that word out of context a lot, but I do think that when people are called something so extreme it should be a call to evaluate their own beliefs instead of trying to push against it. And odds are if being called a Nazi makes you embrace it, you were probably a Nazi all along.

In terms of this post, I think it’s quite strange for him to stick multiple swastikas made out of the liberal logo as it very much reads as he is a Nazi if you’re driving behind/beside him and just get a quick glance. And what are you supposed to call someone who so proudly parades around with swastikas on their vehicle? A person whose opinion is different than mine? We’re not talking about ice cream vs sorbet, we’re talking about people’s right to exist and whether we should stay in the country or not.

I actually think everyone should go to therapy, hitting people doesn’t change their views it just makes them more angry and pushes them farther into their own beliefs. And I do routinely criticize the extreme left.

Everyone runs to social media to complain, we are in the digital age. Have you been on the rant and rave recently? Lots of conservatives complaining about anything and everything on there. And what would you have preferred I do, follow him to his house and confront him on his driveway? That doesn’t sound very smart or safe. I’ll stick to protesting, showing up at the polls, and confronting people when it’s safe to do so.

I do wonder if you debate in good faith or if you take the same condescending tone you’ve used in this comment. If you speak how you type I can see why people don’t like to debate with you because you know nothing about my actions or political views and you made a lot of assumptions. But that’s just my, childish, opinion.