Visto el dial del destino. Para mí una buena cuarta parte de Indiana. Volvemos a patear nazis, una historia típica de Indiana, con persecuciones, muy buenas escenas de aviones, lagrimitas en algunos guiños a las otras películas, y una referencia que nadie entiende a un supuesto hijo de Indiana.
#Indiana #PunchingNazis

@kataklysm @StillIRise1963 @sentient_water #PunchingNazis is always an act of self- and/or mutual defense per concept!

I love this t-shirt. #RaidersOfTheLostArk #IndianaJones #punchingnazis

#punchingnazis #indianajones
https://youtu.be/47nkHeMGsuo

#HarrisonFord on #IndianaJones and #PunchingNazis in real life: “He’d push people out of the way to get in the first punch. As well he should.” 👉 https://www.huffpost.com/entry/harrison-ford-punch-nazi-debate_n_6489a4dce4b06725aee38f69

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People need to fucking realize that #PunchingNazis is by very definition always an act of #SelfDefense & #MutualDeense!

#Nazis have the choice just not be Nazis - like actually seek professional #deradicalization...

@jbowles @malwaretech #PunchingNazis on sight is always an act of self- and mutual defense by very definition.

If they don't want that, they can just stop being #Neonazis...

People however cannot choose not to be targeted by Neonazis...

So, I keep seeing this shared around and really want to explain to people why I *hate* this.

This is just some nonsense that exists to make things feel easier and softer, and at the very core of it... to defang people from actually fighting back.

First, just in case anyone here missed the original thing referenced, The Paradox of Tolerance: To maintain a truly tolerant society, you *must* be intolerant of intolerance.

What's covered in once sentence takes several sentences here and references semi-advanced concepts like social contracts (trust me, not everyone knows what a social contract is), this makes it much harder to communicate. Odds are, if you understand this you already understood the original paradox anyways.

On top of that, it softens it and muddles it in a few key ways:

* It targets the person rather than the action, this hits a trap that *a lot* of semi-progressive people fall into. Sure you may understand that someone being a bigot does not condone you being a bigot towards them, but this effectively says the *person* is not due *any* tolerance. (For those saying it's a stretch: "Since *they* have broken the terms of the contract, they are *no longer covered by the contract*" the contract being tolerace)

* It claims the original is a moral take, this is honestly a classic conservative angle of being "logical". Neither is a moral take, both are talking about the nature of society.

* It replaces "must" with "should", and drops the whole point of "you can't have a tolerant society while tolerating intolerance"

And that "should" carries a lot of weight as well... it significantly softens the call to action.

You *MUST* be intolerant of intolerance, a failure to be intolerant of intolerance is a failure to maintain a tolerant society. And when we say you must be intolerant of intolerance, we don't just mean "you're not welcome", it means punching Nazis, running them out of communities, making them *scared* to be heard sharing their hate.

#paradoxoftolerance #tolerance #punchingnazis

@badtux #PunchingNazis is always and will always be an act of #SelfDefense and/or #MutualDefense per very concept.

They chose to be #Neonazis so they'll have to accept #Accountability & #Consequences for that as well...

@SrRochardBunson #PunchingNazis is always an act of self- and mutual defense!

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#cybersec #securityarchitecture #vinyl #whiskey #bourbon #scotch #mcu #jazz #classicrock #punchingnazis

Still as hilarious and spot on 2 years later: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKICKcMU3MU #PunchingNazis

Jack Kirby, everyone.
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