AusGeoff wrote on Aug 13^th, 2022 at 10:13am:


You are very naive, you have a lot to learn. Tell me what happened to the baby born with two heads in the Northern Territory - We must be eternally vigilant against tyranny

From small things, big things grow, and if we don't call out Nazi behaviour from within our society and Parliament, it can get worse. Banning is something the German Nazis did a lot of, they banned everything they didn't like. So banning is Nazi behaviour, tyrannical behaviour

Bob Menzies tried to ban the Communist Party, and the People said "NO", and rightly so ... eventually the Communist Party died a natural death in Australia. Menzies was trying to do exactly what the German Nazis did ... and he was acting like a Nazi and he got called out on it. The People were vigilant, to protect free speech

Menzies re-started conscription in the early 60s, and the similarities between the way it was handled it, and with Nazism, was striking. I posted an innocent topic in the "Philosophy" board about those similarities called "Conscripts and Jews Compared", but it got banned (deleted), at least my thorough hour long search failed to find it. The topic listed familiar tactics the Nazis used to get Jews to comply, which then, the Liberal Government used to get Conscripts to comply - cruel and unusual punishment inflicted upon innocent people. Read about Simon Townsend's punishment, there was no empathy, no compassion, and no humility. Our enemy was not the North Vietnamese (whoever they were at the time), our enemy was the Nazi Liberal Party Government

And if you are a very wise and smart thinker, they still are, they still treat [ex]conscripts the way they did in the 60s ... Nazi like

Public hospitals need to wake up too, there's plenty of Nazi creatures without empathy or compassion who call themselves nurses, doctors, and managers there as well

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What is your problem with the statement?

And you are still avoiding the question: What positive benefit do you see from the ban in terms of the popularity of right wing extremism, and how do you think the law will achieve it?

You are naive because you think there will be an actual benefit from this.

What positive benefit do you see from the ban in terms of the popularity of right wing extremism, and how do you think the law will achieve it?

freediver wrote on Aug 13^th, 2022 at 2:48pm:

Easy... your claim is absurd.

freediver wrote on Aug 13^th, 2022 at 2:48pm:

Well, I thought it would've been obvious what the positives were from
banning the swastika in public.  I'm guessing you're either very young,
or not a student of German history and the insidious rise of Nazism.

Do you truly want to support that distorted, ultra-socialist lifestyle in
Australia by allowing people to potentially flood our streets with its
inherent symbolism of oppression and tyranny?   Sad really.

AusGeoff wrote on Aug 13^th, 2022 at 3:08pm:


Are you having difficulty understanding the question? Flapping your arms while you speak isn't going to help you.

What positive benefit do you see from the ban in terms of the popularity of right wing extremism, and how do you think the law will achieve it?

Bias_2012 wrote on Aug 13^th, 2022 at 3:35pm:



LOL.

Captain Caveman wrote on Aug 14^th, 2022 at 4:58am:



Yes, banning is a Nazi act to begin with

Is the Hammer & Sickle symbol banned? It's just as bad, or worse

Bias_2012 wrote on Aug 14^th, 2022 at 12:30pm:

LOL... it's more than obvious now in your defence of carrying the Nazi symbol
that you have not the faintest notion of its history as utilised by the repressive,
racist German national socialists from 1920 until the end of WW2, that saw
millions of innocent civilians killed in cold blood.

I'll excuse your ignorance on the basis of your apparent youth, but as you grow
into a mature, thinking adult, you'll no doubt change your unenlightened opinion.