>> > (…) >> > This shows to me that the XLibre main developer tries to spread >> > borderline unscientific stuff (that mRNA from vaccines somenow >> > finds its way into the cell's DNA) -- but doesn't qualify for >> > me (yet!) as Nazi. I'd be still a bit wary of working with them. >> >> You can for example read these: >> - https://lists.dyne.org/lurker/message/20181010.110142.d4f30249.en.html >> - https://lists.dyne.org/lurker/message/20181010.120415.e5f96d11.en.html > > I fail to see anyone in those two messages appearing as nazis (except > references to nazi Germany, historically). I do see someone whining > about CoC procedures being unfair/skewed/biased and personally I > disagree with that view. As someone socialized in Germany I feel obliged to dispute the political harmlessness of those messages. There is more to them than whining about CoC procedures: 1. The attempt to portray allied bombings of German cities in WW2 as a genocide is a neo-Nazi rallying point: German Neo-Fascists coined/usurped the term ["Bombenholocaust"][1] to portray Germans as victims rather than perpetrators of genocide. 2. The branding of ["Gleichschaltung"][2] as a leftist concept or the NSDAP as a leftist party is sinister cynism *at best*, but more likely fascist doublespeak. [1]: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holocaust_(Begriff)#Bombenholocaust [2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gleichschaltung Quoting from one of the mentioned posts: > Over here in Germany, anybody who talks about that, is automatically > declared 'Nazi' by the leftists ... because they typically are. -- Alex # No gods, no masters. # 47A5 9C45 FA69 E651 25ED 0B98 9891 FC5D 3C3C 4426
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