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Just annoying | WHEN ANYONE BRINGS UP NAZIS, HATE, STIGMA, THE CRUSADES, IDENTITIES OR COMPLAINTS ABOUT RELIGION AS A RESPONSE TO AN ARGUMENT | image tagged in spongebob burning paper | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
84 views 6 upvotes Made by SalvagedFox5point1 11 months ago in conservatives
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Nazi is the worst
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It's definitely the most annoying.

Even when I was a liberal years ago, I'm blessed that I learned what Nazis were and what they did. Apparently a lot of people were brainwashed severely enough to believe that anyone who opposed the ideologies was just as evil because they wanted you dead, and that if anyone on the left comitted the same atrocities, it was for a good cause. You weren't allowed to question anything or you risked being lumped into the same category.
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American politics looks fun as hell
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Nowhere on Earth are politics fun, even in [what we're trying to keep as] the most free country on Earth with a constitution that asserts that the government should have as little power as possible and should fear the people. The current government wants to disregard it, and even made an enemy out of the previous leader because he embraced it and limited their power.
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I mean yeah France politics became sh*tty again. And the big issues is that now the government is exploiting more and more loopholes to force laws in.
We're literally fighting the people we elected- no, RE-ELECTED.
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Historically speaking, that's how revolutions start, as well as countries. Unfortunately, it usually involves a lot of unnecessary suffering and force on both sides. Otherwise you can look to other horrible examples of what happens when the government's power is not limited.

As the famous Thomas Jefferson quote says: "When tyranny becomes law, rebellion becomes duty."

The government should have as little power as possible, and the people should have the right to hold their government accountable, by force, if necessary, if their God-given rights are infringed.

Does France have an original version of a constition or list of citizen's rights by which they need to be accountable for?
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Of course! France and the US were the main lead for the first revolutions, so we got similarities. The problem is that the government is finding bypass in laws and we're getting closer to the extreme capitalist system, like America, we're all the benefits we fighted for (like free health care) are getting removed.
Plus, the rise of extreme right doesn't help AT ALL. It allows worse people to come in power, cause "look at those extremists there are bad".

We need news president, that aren't extremist or corruption fanatics.
Idc if president aren't perfect, but our economy is sinking.
1 up, 11mo
To be fair, extremists on both sides can allow worse people to come to power. For us, it's the extreme left who wants to ignore all laws and rights, even ignoring the approval of half of our government to push their agendas through.

They're convincing the people to want a socialist/communist system because they want everything for free without working for it, Sodom-level legalization, the imprisonment of "Nazis" (as I mentioned before, it's everyone who opposes their ideologies or supports someone who does, like Trump) and more power for those in charge. Meanwhile, they've been caught getting directly involved with news and social media to restrict access to information they don't like, even if it could prevent people from dying.
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