Let’s talk about Antifa.

[cale]

Is "6 clicks to Hitler" a thing with Wikipedia? Can we make it into a TV gameshow?

'Clicks to Hitler' Believed to be the original form of 'The Wikipedia Game,' the objective is to begin by selecting the 'Random Article' link. From there you look at the selected article and click the links in the main body of the article that are believed to lead to the Adolf Hitler article. Two players or more can play and they count the number of articles it takes to get to Adolf Hitler. The person who gets there with the fewest articles wins.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Wiki_Game

If you need 6, you're an amateur.

[MrBurgundy]

bump

need more material to read for my next pooping sesh.

[bmwman91]

Is "6 clicks to Hitler" a thing with Wikipedia? Can we make it into a TV gameshow?

[MrBurgundy]

[Schnitzer318is]

Get a room already

[MrBurgundy]

I lol'd again... :thankyou:

Get a room already


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[Schnitzer318is]

It's an inevitability to compare that which you disagree with to a commonly detested entity, it's just hilarious to see it going both ways. Not everyone gets to dress up as Hitler kids, someone else has to wear a different costume. Try dressing up as Stalin! It's almost as fun as playing 6-clicks to Hitler on wikipedia!

I lol'd again... :thankyou:

[MrBurgundy]

Let’s talk about Antifa.

It's an inevitability to compare that which you disagree with to a commonly detested entity, it's just hilarious to see it going both ways. Not everyone gets to dress up as Hitler kids, someone else has to wear a different costume. Try dressing up as Stalin! It's almost as fun as playing 6-clicks to Hitler on wikipedia!

Derp

[MrBurgundy]

Lol





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[cale]

It's an inevitability to compare that which you disagree with to a commonly detested entity, it's just hilarious to see it going both ways. Not everyone gets to dress up as Hitler kids, someone else has to wear a different costume. Try dressing up as Stalin! It's almost as fun as playing 6-clicks to Hitler on wikipedia!

[Schnitzer318is]

To be fair... The first thing that comes to most minds when hearing the word fascist is Reich, Mussolini, or Stalin. Just the way it is. BTW Cale... I lol'd. Going to have to remember that one.

[MrBurgundy]

hey, it's trendy to compare politics to the third reich.

[cale]

Good ol' reductio ad hitlerum.

[MrBurgundy]

antifa: modern day brown shirts.

[Schnitzer318is]

Are you equating attending a political rally with organizing a mob to confront a politician at a restaurant?

If a group of trump supporters organized themselves across the country and routinely caused civil/criminal disruption targeted at democratic politicians then I would expect them to be charged and prosecuted to the full extent of the law and if they used scare tactics to attempt to forcibly change political events, then, yes, I would say that meets part of the definition of fascist tactics.

BTW I agree that both parties are culpable and the extent to which logical fallacies and specious reasoning are employed by both sides is sickening.

It could certainly be construed as equitable. Especially if you were a member of the press being harassed in much the same manner as the Cruz's.

^ Now, again, I don't agree with either of these examples being acceptable forms of demonstration or protest. But I would hesitate to call either of them the act of a fascist group.

Z31... I hear you. Unfortunately, it's election season so politics is turned up to 11 on all media outlets regardless of subject bring broadcast.