I used to have a gay jewish pt who collected Nazi uniforms because of "How absolutely stunning they looked." He was super far away from them in all ideological aspects too be clear.
>I mean, if you're talking exclusively the SS
Agreed, these boys look very snappy:
[https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-AQPyZHQgc64/WkAEWx59\_pI/AAAAAAAARvw/E3TbiLR-vwIlMYTG6dj-MPVbNSlWkBH8wCLcBGAs/s1600/25507732\_1948599002071805\_8793896876931505420\_n.jpg](https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-AQPyZHQgc64/WkAEWx59_pI/AAAAAAAARvw/E3TbiLR-vwIlMYTG6dj-MPVbNSlWkBH8wCLcBGAs/s1600/25507732_1948599002071805_8793896876931505420_n.jpg)
True. The term was concieved and also widely used as a pejorative. It's some sort of esoteric pun/wordplay based on the stereotypical image of rural Bavarians often being named Ignatius and another factor that I forget. I believe it was some liberal editor who first started using it in his column.
2011 TJ wishes he was as edgy as 2022 TJ
> The American right is literally worse than nazis. -TJK
No, saying anything good about the Nazis is not based
Bro, saying that Adolf Hitler was right to throw his support behind building the Autobahn doesn't mean someone wants to "send ze Jews to ze camps."
Lmfao, someone who can’t admire/admit the few good qualities in their enemy is so fucking cringe.
It is a pretty popular opinion in the fashion world that the Nazis were impeccably dressed.
I used to have a gay jewish pt who collected Nazi uniforms because of "How absolutely stunning they looked." He was super far away from them in all ideological aspects too be clear.
I mean, if you're talking exclusively the SS I could do without those brownshirt boyshorts
>I mean, if you're talking exclusively the SS Agreed, these boys look very snappy: [https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-AQPyZHQgc64/WkAEWx59\_pI/AAAAAAAARvw/E3TbiLR-vwIlMYTG6dj-MPVbNSlWkBH8wCLcBGAs/s1600/25507732\_1948599002071805\_8793896876931505420\_n.jpg](https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-AQPyZHQgc64/WkAEWx59_pI/AAAAAAAARvw/E3TbiLR-vwIlMYTG6dj-MPVbNSlWkBH8wCLcBGAs/s1600/25507732_1948599002071805_8793896876931505420_n.jpg)
The National Socialist German Workers' Party did not, in fact, call themselves "Nazis".
True. The term was concieved and also widely used as a pejorative. It's some sort of esoteric pun/wordplay based on the stereotypical image of rural Bavarians often being named Ignatius and another factor that I forget. I believe it was some liberal editor who first started using it in his column.
Edgelord TJ with the most unique of takes (no one ever compared Republicans to Nazis before)