When met with the crimes of empire, Gaza, Iran, Cuba, and countless more. When met with the crimes of power and wealth, Epstein, Musk, Trump, and countless more. Those that abhorre these acts and those that enact them must make sure that their hate is pure. It is a flaw of the compassionate to extend that same compassion to those that are responsible for the crimes they claim to detest.

It’s entirely reasonable to criticize “how people feel”. Because their feelings do not remain only their heads. They interact with the world through those feelings. And if their hatred and anger is not pure, if it has doubt, they will advocate to prevent justice.

People can “feel” how ever they want. But when those feelings bring them to telling others to “not punch a Nazi” (symbolically here), in that moment, they are just defending a Nazi from the consequences of their actions and denying justice to victims.

Getting angry when you should get angry is healthy. Punch a Nazi. It keeps your humanity intact.

Don’t ever feel bad for a Nazi. It’s ok. You’re a human and want to think that there is some good or humanity in everyone. It’s natural. This is the exact thing that he and Nazis lack though. Don’t feel bad.

Ironically, I don’t see us getting out of this brainrot without some real reeducation. Like, what do you do with people that are so lost they believe Haitian people are eating cats and dogs, that school teachers are telling kids to cut their dicks off, and immigration is a plot by Jews to replace white people through consenting biracial marriages?

Like, we can make the bunkbeds comfortable, pad the walls, give them three hot meals. But, at some point, we gotta work on undoing this shit.

It’s more like a triangle calling itself a rectangle and everyone else declaring that it’s a square.

He never denied it was a Nazi salute. He just described a Nazi salute without using the words Nazi Salute.