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This comes from someone who genuinely believes in the right to punch Nazis.

Well, I see the problem now. Punching people doesn't solve Nazism.

If you were advocating for reeducating them, revoking their right to vote, or even putting them in prison, fine. But punching people is just some weird power fantasy, "I'm better than you because I beat you up."

The fact you think beating people up just to feel dominant or whatever is good politics shows you have a lot in common with Pewds... and, well, Nazis.

You mean like growing up?

Vaxry was acting Polish in front of Drew DeVault and was immediately labeled nazi apologist.

The discussion went like this:

— is there anything that could sway your opinion towards genocide? — well, claiming "no" would be presumptuous, I am just a human, so, probably yes? — I rest my case

He said a no no word in a fit of rage in a livestream over half a decade ago. Ever since then he's spent time being a better person. But internet neckbeards never forgive.

I don't agree that he's a nazi but he did some pretty heinous things, like tricking these people into writing this horrible sign:

https://www.theverge.com/2017/2/13/14605060/pewdiepie-disney-deal-lost-nazi-anti-semitic-imagery

and he did a hard-r on stream.

I don't think this qualifies for being a nazi (he doesn't advocate for an authoritarian dictatorship or a protectionist economy, nor does he want to scapegoat a group for all of his countries problems), but it is awful, racist, and disgusting.

But I don't really care if people do call him a nazi, to be clear, it's probably more effective messaging anyway.