For No Reason in Particular Here's a Bunch of Games Where You Kill Nazis
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When someone intends to enslave or kill you, your family, or your friends. If they try to strip you of your rights and otherwise destroy your society and way of life, then killing them is not murder. It’s self defense.
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Then get started. You first.
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Oh my goodness, thank you for reminding me that's in my library.
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They even gave Hitler one testicle. It may or may not be accurate depending on what you read, but it's still hilarious to shoot Hitler in the nuts and when the X-ray kicks in he's only got one nut to begin with.
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It's also missing Spec Ops: The Line.
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I am going to resist in whatever way is available to me. Right now that means defending people in my community from ICE. If the situation around me does heat up to the point of armed conflict I know what side I will be on.
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You even get an achievement for it!
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I was so happy to see a new one on gamepass yesterday. Can't wait to play it.
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Oh yeah. I forgot about that. Not a big achievement guy but that one I will remember with pride haha.
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Damn, I gotta get back to Bloodrayne. Great fucking game! Also, the new Indiana Jones game looks fun af.
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For no reason in particular, here's a PSA: https://youtu.be/gmiKenqLVAU
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There is PvP in Path of Exile 2 and at least one known Nazi player. Go ahead and kill him when his Boosting Ground worker is off the clock.
Hahaha, love this!
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Hell Let Loose is decent.
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I loveeeeee this game. If anyone else plays dm me for my steam name and you got yourself a good medic.
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Killing Nazis isn't wrong in the slightest. The USA has a rich history of doing exactly that.
We do have to make sure that they're actually Nazis though. Maybe if their leader were to perform two back to back obvious sieg heil salutes then we could know for sure.
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Sounds like sympathy for Nazis. They want violence, we the people have the responsibility to send them back to hide in the shadows.
We are here because we stayed quiet for too long.
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Saboteur deserves much more love.
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I can see that point. I get the same thing sometimes when I casually defend social media companies censoring speech. That is why I usually do it like I did here; direct, verbose, and overtly unambiguous.
People do need to have an understanding that applying an ideal to all people does not mean that you condne the behavior of anyone in specific. I do, personally, hold the philosophy that social contracts need to be mutual and by nature cannot be applied ubiquitously. That is the essence and source of the Tolerance Paradox. That is the most easily digested version, but all social contracts hold the same paradox. Tolerance, compassion, inclusion, safety, etc. The only reason any of of them function is because we all agree on them. It is safe to drive becuse we all agree that that yellow line means we don't cross it. We are safe standing on a subway platform because we all agree not to push each other onto the tracks. We are able to lead peaceful lives because we agree not to accost each other in public spaces. We are confident we can shop in stores, attend churches, spend time in parks, and move about in life because we include each other in our spaces.
Those who do not do these things forfeit the confidence they hold in those contracts. If you own a store or business and exclude some group, you should expect to be unwelcomed in the spaces of others. If you express hateful commentary or accost people, you should expect to be accosted and to not lead a life of peace. If you openly declare yourself as a threat to the health, wellbeing, and/or safety of other members of society, you are not owed any of those things. Period. That is the solution to the Social Contract Paradoxes. Those who are not party to them are not protected by them. It would be like if I signed a contract with a roofer to replace my roof and my neighbor started demanding they replace his roof too under my contract. They are not a party to the contract so they derive no benefit from the contract.
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The only good Nazi is a dead Nazi
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There’s a lot of things you can do with a hatchet… and a Nazi
-BJ Blaskowitz
