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Every comment could be it's own post lmfao
They're not concerned that they're Nazis, they're just concerned about the public perception and how SEEING the nazi-ism makes them uncomfortable (but to reiterate they DO support them)
Edit: I didn't realize Hexbear blocked images like that.
”Why do they keep putting the black sun on their flags?”
Because they're Nazis, it's not that hard to figure out.
We can't see these images they need to be posted as links or embedded into lemmy instead.
With that said I can guess the content. The thing that bothers me most about the way they want them to hide their nazism, as if it's just an aesthetic, is that none of them think about what these nazis are doing out there. I don't mean that in the sense of participating in the fighting but in the sense of the war crimes these nazis are definitely performing. None of them stop to think what kind of horrors the average open nazi in america would get up to given the wartime conditions where they can get away with it. These people are reaping unspeakable horrors upon the civilians they come across.
Myth of the clean Wehrmacht and its consequences
Considering symbols they moved to a "clean SS" myth by now. In the entire mainstream media.
How long 'til they start pushing clean Einsatzgruppen?
Already do, Bucha for example. They don't even hide their special purge squads.
You can click the fediverse button to see them on their own instance.
Ah, didn't know Hexbear did that. Edited
It’s the fix for federated csam
just a side note, if you view source you can see the URLs and load them in another tab
We can't see these images they need to be posted as links or embedded into lemmy instead.
As a workaround I click the colored Fediverse link to see the comment through their instance.
That's right, if they're fighting fascist Russia then they better start showing Hammer and Sickle flags because, you know... the USSR and Communism kinda played a huge role in obliterating nazism back in the day.
100% pure NIMBY. "I support these fascist wholeheartedly, but I wish they had more decorum about it so I didn't have to worry."