Just like Twitter and Facebook did with anti-vaccination posts and anti-vaccination commenter? Just like the nazis did with "anti-aryan" book burning? Is "anti-nazi" necessarily "anti-German" If not; why, without invoking the fallacy of special pleading, is anti-Zionist necessarily antisemitic? What about cases that are not black and whi…
Just like Twitter and Facebook did with anti-vaccination posts and anti-vaccination commenter? Just like the nazis did with "anti-aryan" book burning? Is "anti-nazi" necessarily "anti-German" If not; why, without invoking the fallacy of special pleading, is anti-Zionist necessarily antisemitic? What about cases that are not black and white? If Ken Livingstone (ex mayor of London) posted in support of his controversial argument that "Hitler was a Zionist," should that be banned? Short answer to your question: Paul doesn't have a fascist mentality!
Just like Twitter and Facebook did with anti-vaccination posts and anti-vaccination commenter? Just like the nazis did with "anti-aryan" book burning? Is "anti-nazi" necessarily "anti-German" If not; why, without invoking the fallacy of special pleading, is anti-Zionist necessarily antisemitic? What about cases that are not black and white? If Ken Livingstone (ex mayor of London) posted in support of his controversial argument that "Hitler was a Zionist," should that be banned? Short answer to your question: Paul doesn't have a fascist mentality!