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More than 100,000 protest across Germany over far-right AfD’s mass deportation meetings
(www.theguardian.com)
this post was submitted on 21 Jan 2024
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It's almost literally a reenactment by the AFD of what happened around the 1930s. It's so fucked up.
But this is 2024 , so people should be more aware, and are protesting massively. Unfortunately, the resurgence of (forms of) fascism is a worldwide trend, and not an isolated phenomena.
Add: many people seem to be calling Fascistist "Nazis" nowadays. That's so confusing to me, as if they don't know that Nazism is a particular form of Fascism. While Fascism in all its varieties and guises should be the true denominator for trouble, and is the enemy of democracy.
The AfD has been taken over by literal Neo-Nazis that see themselves in the tradition of the NSDAP though, calling them that is correct.
For sure, they have been taken over by Neo Nazis.
But they aren't the only ones being called Nazis nowadays. For example, the other day someone called Nentanyahu ( Israel) a "Nazi" .
That's just confusing, considering what happened in WW2. If they'd brand him Fascist, it would be more correct .
Calling Netanyahu a Nazi is mostly about pointing out the hypocrisy so it makes sense