- Nov 9, 2000
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http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/north-carolina-police-gop-office-damaged-fire-graffiti-42845425
So some crazy left wingers decide to firebomb a GOP office in North Carolina. There was also graffiti written which told the "nazi republicans" to leave town or else.
The act itself is a vile attack on democracy. And what is with these people throwing around the nazi word? This act harkens back to a pre world war 2 Germany where the numero uno Nazi, Adolf Hitler, was beginning his rise to power. Old Adolf had the assistance of a group of people known as the The Sturmabteilung. This group was known as brown shirts because of the color of their uniforms. They were bullies and violent people who used similar tactics to influence the political process in Germany in the 1920's and 1930's. Kind of ironic calling the people in this GOP office Nazis.
Just a sad commentary on what our political process has become. I guess forcing the opposition to cancel rallies due to violence was not enough. Thankfully no one was hurt.
So some crazy left wingers decide to firebomb a GOP office in North Carolina. There was also graffiti written which told the "nazi republicans" to leave town or else.
The act itself is a vile attack on democracy. And what is with these people throwing around the nazi word? This act harkens back to a pre world war 2 Germany where the numero uno Nazi, Adolf Hitler, was beginning his rise to power. Old Adolf had the assistance of a group of people known as the The Sturmabteilung. This group was known as brown shirts because of the color of their uniforms. They were bullies and violent people who used similar tactics to influence the political process in Germany in the 1920's and 1930's. Kind of ironic calling the people in this GOP office Nazis.
Just a sad commentary on what our political process has become. I guess forcing the opposition to cancel rallies due to violence was not enough. Thankfully no one was hurt.