• seeigel@feddit.org
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    21 hours ago

    Yes. That’s why you should quote what they literally say. It’s not a quote if you write what you think they say.

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        20 hours ago

        Thanks, I would have looked differently at your comment if you had directly added that source.

        it’s very likley

        Then it is still not a quote.

        In general, if somebody can proof something easily but does not, then I assume that it is wrong. If others think like me, you create the opposite message of what you want.

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              20 hours ago

              No worries. I kind of agree with you both.

              The AfD are not “literal Nazis” because they are not the NSDAP, which doesn’t exist anymore. But they are as close as you can get and a spiritual successor. But the proper term is neo-nazies. And yeah you shouldn’t make up quotes, when there are so many real ones you can pick from.

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            19 hours ago

            I am sorry to tell you but if I didn’t know better, this exchange would have made me question the critics of the AfD and start seeing the AfD as the choice of reason.

            You say there are lies but you just offer a strawman argument in the form of a sack of potatoes. If you don’t back up these claims I usually conclude that they are wrong.

            You don’t have to convince me that the AfD is ineligible. I am with you. But you can’t claim that the AfD makes up causes and you make up your own. That makes all your claims unbelievable.