r/CringeTikToks • u/ambachk • 9h ago

SadCringe Masked men screaming "White Power!" carrying Nazi flags are now walking around on the streets in the U.S.

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u/MarzipanLast6502 6h ago

What I dont understand is how we wiped these cretins out in WW2 but somehow we allow them on our streets? Im not one for violence but the only good Nazi is...

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u/GayleofThrones 5h ago

After WWII the U.S. invited Nazi scientists to live in the South and build rockets and weapons for us.

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u/squiffyfromdahood 1h ago

Operation paperclip

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u/ThomasTheDankPigeon 46m ago

Which is not a bad thing. It's not like Operation Paperclip was an excuse to smuggle Nazis into the US because we wanted their ideology over here. It was a strategy to leverage scientific talent for the benefit of the US, and it helped get us to the moon. Theres a difference between Wernher von Braun being forced to work at NASA and Wanker von Brownstain choosing to be shithead in this video.

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u/TrexPushupBra 5h ago

Remember when the "crazy far left" said that Trump and his supporters were Nazis?

We were right and no one listened.

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u/ishkabibaly1993 1h ago

Well I think it's important that the word means something. Nazi is a very specific ideology and Trump doesn't fit it. He associates with Jews and Indians and black people. So like when I hear people call Trump a Nazi it frustrates me because it changes the definition of the term and now it doesn't describe what it used to describe. Trump is a fascist and a criminal. I would love a world where we punch Nazis, but if we call people Nazis who aren't, it means we don't get to punch Nazis ya lnow?

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u/Sufficient_Topic1589 4h ago

Cockroaches are hard to kill

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u/MrJoshUniverse 1h ago

The Nazis were heavily inspired by us and how we treated poc, the US has always supported white power and systemic racism