Well, I’m relieved you know how to draw a line somewhere.

Right now it seems like I’m having a discussion with a bunch of people who think murder is okay.

But maybe I’m just not communicating my point clearly enough.

1. Nazis are far, far worse than y’all condoning unjustified vigilante vehicular manslaughter; there’s no both-sides to this (if I had no other choice, I’d pick the murder—but thankfully there are other choices)
2. Only from what is in the photo and it’s title, people are calling for murder
3. I welcome actual criticism of my position; mostly I’ve gotten attacks on my character
4. It is okay to offer constructive criticism to someone for calling for murder as the only solution, so they can seek out more effective solutions and learn to better direct and express their anger
5. I don’t agree fascists aren’t people, and I think it’s dangerous to believe that
6. I hope there are enough people on the anti-fascist side who would like to save violence for closer to the last resort, so I don’t have to live in a war zone
7. Non-violent responses can shut their shit down, which means we wouldn’t be “doing nothing about it” as people keep commenting
8. It’s much harder and much less rewarding to do this the hard way
9. It really seems like the nazi killing is a fantasy since I don’t ever hear about it being done, and no one in this thread will comfort us with the news they took out one of them for all of us, risking their life and their freedom
10. If nazis are a lost cause (as you seem to be saying), then why not focus on engaging non-nazis in becoming better people?