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Ken Livingston was suspended and ostracised for calling someone a Nazi guard, yet referring to someone as a Nazi collaborator is somehow normalised these days in Scotland.Originally posted by Batcher View PostEvery country has it's own Quislings. You are one of Scotland's.
Bunch of feckin fruitloops the lot of you.Comment
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The truth hurtsOriginally posted by Ticktock View PostEvery country has its nasty side to propaganda. Painting someone who disagrees with you as a traitor is an old trick. Painting them with the brush of Nazi collaborator is quite nasty.
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That doesn't make sense, just like a lot of your posts. Goebbels was on the same side as the Quislings.Originally posted by Ticktock View PostI'm sure it does, Goebbels.Comment
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Oh, sorry, I thought we were just throwing around insults equating people to Nazis. Since you spout a lot of propoganda I thought it made sense. I didn't realise there were rules to be followed.Originally posted by Batcher View PostThat doesn't make sense, just like a lot of your posts. Goebbels was on the same side as the Quislings.
I bet you're all about following ze rules, eh Himmler?Comment
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You and whinestrone lose again according to Godwin's Law. I claim my fiver.Originally posted by Ticktock View PostOh, sorry, I thought we were just throwing around insults equating people to Nazis. Since you spout a lot of propoganda I thought it made sense. I didn't realise there were rules to be followed.
I bet you're all about following ze rules, eh Himmler?Comment
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Godwin's Law?Originally posted by Batcher View PostYou and whinestrone lose again according to Godwin's Law. I claim my fiver.
The bit that says it only applies if the comparison isn't valid?
Or the bit that say the first person to introduce the Nazis is the loser (clue - that would be calling someone Quisling).
And claiming things that aren't yours? You can't just take money like it's Poland you know, Goring.Comment
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Quisling is a term used for traitors to their own country originating from Norway. You and whinestrone introduced the Nazi names. HTHBIDIOriginally posted by Ticktock View PostGodwin's Law?
The bit that says it only applies if the comparison isn't valid?
Or the bit that say the first person to introduce the Nazis is the loser (clue - that would be calling someone Quisling).
And claiming things that aren't yours? You can't just take money like it's Poland you know, Goring.
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