It’s rare that this editor writes about TWO blue-check men who have her blocked, but lo and behold, both Patrick and Philippe musta gotten their britches all bunched up somewhere along the line …
And considering they’re advocating punching Nazis while at the same time considering anyone they disagree with a Nazi, it’s probably a good thing both of these tough guys are hiding from a girl.
See for yourself.
Yep. If you support ripping immigrant children away from their asylum-seeking parents and putting them in old Walmarts converted into concentration camps where they're sexually assaulted and even die of neglect, yes, you're a Nazi.
And there are consequences for being a Nazi. https://t.co/g2dprOfsWo
— Patrick S. Tomlinson at WorldCon76 (@stealthygeek) August 12, 2018
Oooh skeeeery.
From the guy who uses a block list. *eye roll*
There are people who say it’s bad to punch Nazis?
(Aside from Nazis who have a self-interest.) https://t.co/U8bYNncLzR
— Philippe Reines (@PhilippeReines) August 13, 2018
Yeah ding-a-ling, there are adults who know you don’t go around punching people you disagree with, this ain’t rocket science. Now, if you want to talk about actual Nazis that’s entirely different, but in Philippe’s world we’re guessing anyone who doesn’t support his progressive horse manure is considered a Nazi.
A quick glance at your timeline shows your love of fascism and that you and I disagree on fundamental issues, mainly freedom from oppression. Why don’t you be a big man and come punch me.
— The Arborist (@ongrd2) August 13, 2018
That would mean he actually has to do something besides be a smug troll on Twitter.
If only you understood the irony of your taunt while having Rand Paul as your top Tweet.
— Philippe Reines (@PhilippeReines) August 13, 2018
See?
You defeat ideas with ideas. Violence is not the answer. Ever hear of Martin Luther King Jr?
— Sober Andy (@AndrewEyedea) August 13, 2018
Calling everyone who doesn't agree with your opinion "Nazi" isn't helping the issue.
— CryptoKatana (@KatanaCrypto) August 13, 2018
Me: Define "Nazi"
Philippe: "Anyone who supports a policy that I have mischaracterized in the most dishonest and hyperbolic fashion to suit my narrative."
What could possibly go wrong with this "punch a Nazi" principle? https://t.co/e0k57WXhp5
— Mo Mo (@molratty) August 13, 2018
Because it doesn't end with Nazis.
— Intelligence ? (@IntelCorn) August 13, 2018
Who gets to define who's a nazi anyway?
— Deus Regem Constrictas ❌ (@deusregem) August 13, 2018
Someone with many ❌s in their name would absolutely be the best judge.
— Philippe Reines (@PhilippeReines) August 13, 2018
TFG.
What if someone decides he’s a Nazi? Does that mean people can punch him?
Asking for a friend.
If you oppose Nazi punching, then you are, by definition, a Nazi.</sarc>
— TNCannuck (@TNCannuck) August 13, 2018
Painfully dumb, right?
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