A controversy erupted in Poland’s parliament on Tuesday when a lawmaker with the far-right Confederation party displayed an Israeli flag marked with a swastika during a floor speech.
First of, they are fascists. Nobody besides you has said anything about them being Nazis. Both is as bad as you can get but there is a difference.
Second, the guy is a politician of the Konfederacja, a far right, ultra-nationalist, anti-liberal party or in short a fascist party.
Third, the guy dosen’t talk about Israel and dosen’t critic Israel. He is talking about “the Jews”. Israel is a nation and Jews are a religion and ethnicity. Both are distinct from one another and lumping them in together happens only because of antisematic views.
First of, they are fascists. Nobody besides you has said anything about them being Nazis. Both is as bad as you can get but there is a difference.
Second, the guy is a politician of the Konfederacja, a far right, ultra-nationalist, anti-liberal party or in short a fascist party.
Third, the guy dosen’t talk about Israel and dosen’t critic Israel. He is talking about “the Jews”. Israel is a nation and Jews are a religion and ethnicity. Both are distinct from one another and lumping them in together happens only because of antisematic views.
That’s what makes it confusing. The guy is supposed to like swastikas and dislike the Jews. I would also assume he doesn’t like Muslims.
And here he uses swastika as a hate symbol to defend Muslim children. I guess this is the broken clock situation.