The great Italian poet Ignazio Silone is credited with the saying: “If fascism returns, it will not say: ‘I am fascism.’ No, it will say: ‘I am anti-fascism.’” When someone calls a conservative person a Nazi because that person loves Germany, and Bavaria in particular, with all their heart and soul, they are not only insulting that person, but they are also committing the crime of denying and trivializing…
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The great Italian poet Ignazio Silone is credited with the saying: “If fascism returns, it will not say: ‘I am fascism.’ No, it will say: ‘I am anti-fascism.’” When someone calls a conservative person a Nazi because that person loves Germany, and Bavaria in particular, with all their heart and soul, they are not only insulting that person, but they are also committing the crime of denying and trivializing…