Say what you want about National Socialism, at least it's a fucking ethos. It's also -- have you heard the newest Frank Luntzian reframing? -- a civil rights group. Fox affiliate WOFL in Florida had a piece on the National Socialist Party coming to Sanford to patrol the town and make sure no white folks got Reginald Dennyed, and they accidentally (?) called the Nazis a "civil rights group." They accidentally called them a "civil rights group" in the headline (which has since been changed) and about 27 times throughout the package, and nowhere in the two-minute piece did they mention that the National Socialist Party is more commonly known as "neo-Nazis." Nor did they find anyone in the entire state of Florida who might take issue with neo-Nazis just cold comin' down and hangin' out and bein' neo-Nazis. In Florida! That is one way to listen to your base made up exclusively of the kinds of people who are defending John Derbyshire in rightwing website comments sections! And that is one way to maybe not be very good journalists? We feel like maybe there is some journalistic standard and/or practice that requires not just blindly accepting whatever people say about themselves and presenting it without question. We are not sure, maybe someone could ask Jay Rosen.
Calling a spade a spade isn't an analogy, so, ironically, the case of actual neo-Nazis might be the only instance in which Godwin's Law fails.
Might not necessarily be a good idea to try to publish racist waffle in Britain. The law over there <a href="http:\/\/news.cnet.com\/8301-17852_3-57405599-71\/british-man-jailed-for-racist-tweet\/" target="_blank">recently took a pretty dim view</a> of some knucklehead soccer fan who took to Twitter, using racial epithets to dance on the grave (prematurely, it turned out) of an African soccer player who had a heart attack on the field.
This British expat also apologizes for Derbyshire&#039;s fuckheadedness.
(except that <em>Schenck</em> was superceded by <em>Brandenburg</em>, wherein the &quot;imminent lawless action&quot; test forbade the outlawing of speech whose banning <em>Schenk&#039;s</em> &quot;clear and present danger&quot; test would have permitted - thus raising doubt as to whether the fire example from the earlier case&#039;s obiter dicta is still applicable)
Calling a spade a spade isn&#039;t an analogy, so, ironically, the case of actual neo-Nazis might be the only instance in which Godwin&#039;s Law fails.
Might not necessarily be a good idea to try to publish racist waffle in Britain. The law over there <a href="http:\/\/news.cnet.com\/8301-17852_3-57405599-71\/british-man-jailed-for-racist-tweet\/" target="_blank">recently took a pretty dim view</a> of some knucklehead soccer fan who took to Twitter, using racial epithets to dance on the grave (prematurely, it turned out) of an African soccer player who had a heart attack on the field.
This British expat also apologizes for Derbyshire&#039;s fuckheadedness.
(except that <em>Schenck</em> was superceded by <em>Brandenburg</em>, wherein the &quot;imminent lawless action&quot; test forbade the outlawing of speech whose banning <em>Schenk&#039;s</em> &quot;clear and present danger&quot; test would have permitted - thus raising doubt as to whether the fire example from the earlier case&#039;s obiter dicta is still applicable)
Their whites are whiter, but their colored things are brighter.
Calling a spade a spade isn&#039;t an analogy, so, ironically, the case of actual neo-Nazis might be the only instance in which Godwin&#039;s Law fails.
Might not necessarily be a good idea to try to publish racist waffle in Britain. The law over there <a href="http:\/\/news.cnet.com\/8301-17852_3-57405599-71\/british-man-jailed-for-racist-tweet\/" target="_blank">recently took a pretty dim view</a> of some knucklehead soccer fan who took to Twitter, using racial epithets to dance on the grave (prematurely, it turned out) of an African soccer player who had a heart attack on the field.
This British expat also apologizes for Derbyshire&#039;s fuckheadedness.
(except that <em>Schenck</em> was superceded by <em>Brandenburg</em>, wherein the &quot;imminent lawless action&quot; test forbade the outlawing of speech whose banning <em>Schenk&#039;s</em> &quot;clear and present danger&quot; test would have permitted - thus raising doubt as to whether the fire example from the earlier case&#039;s obiter dicta is still applicable)
<i>...more commonly known as &ldquo;neo-Nazis.&rdquo; </i>
Pretty sure they&#039;re just plain NAZIs. And I am proudly on their do not resuscitate list.
Between these douchebags and the two more in OK, it seems like someone wants to crank up a full scale race war or something.
Ooh. Civil Rights! Now, that&#039;s something <i>everyone</i> can enjoy!
Fox later referred to The Final Solution as Urban Renewal.
Their whites are whiter, but their colored things are brighter.
Calling a spade a spade isn&#039;t an analogy, so, ironically, the case of actual neo-Nazis might be the only instance in which Godwin&#039;s Law fails.
Might not necessarily be a good idea to try to publish racist waffle in Britain. The law over there <a href="http:\/\/news.cnet.com\/8301-17852_3-57405599-71\/british-man-jailed-for-racist-tweet\/" target="_blank">recently took a pretty dim view</a> of some knucklehead soccer fan who took to Twitter, using racial epithets to dance on the grave (prematurely, it turned out) of an African soccer player who had a heart attack on the field.
This British expat also apologizes for Derbyshire&#039;s fuckheadedness.
(except that <em>Schenck</em> was superceded by <em>Brandenburg</em>, wherein the &quot;imminent lawless action&quot; test forbade the outlawing of speech whose banning <em>Schenk&#039;s</em> &quot;clear and present danger&quot; test would have permitted - thus raising doubt as to whether the fire example from the earlier case&#039;s obiter dicta is still applicable)
<i>...more commonly known as &ldquo;neo-Nazis.&rdquo; </i>
Pretty sure they&#039;re just plain NAZIs. And I am proudly on their do not resuscitate list.
Between these douchebags and the two more in OK, it seems like someone wants to crank up a full scale race war or something.
Ooh. Civil Rights! Now, that&#039;s something <i>everyone</i> can enjoy!
Fox later referred to The Final Solution as Urban Renewal.