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There's a whole instance of evidence, you don't see it as evidence because you agree with it.
Okay so you’re talking about all of grad right?
So I should be able to easily search for things like “national socialism” “working class” and some different permutations of the 25 points and have the proof, right?
But looking for those things doesn’t bring up users talking about how they uphold the tenets or hate the working class. I found people talking about how those ideas are bad and arguing about weather hating some identity means you hate the working class, but no one seriously saying that they hate the working class or that they agree with national socialism.
So that’s why I’m here, asking the same question over and over of someone who now just responds with images.
Is there some equivalency being implied here to say that communists and Nazis are the same?