r/comics • MangaKaiki • Aug 07 '26

OC Civil [OC]

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u/kaikimanga MangaKaiki Aug 07 '26

Yes, this really happened. Yes, someone pointed out that he was friendly. No, I don't care how nice he was. What do I do with the tip money? No clue

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u/Tyr_13 Aug 07 '26

People who place primacy on 'tone' and 'politeness' of evil favor a negative peace over positive justice, and in the end they get neither.

It is a cowardice, flavored by laziness. They don't have to do anything if they were polite. They don't have to risk anything. They don't have to stand up. Maybe the evil will just go away.

Missing that holding such a restrictive and violent ideology is inherently rude, born inpolite.

There is no nice way to be a Nazi.

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u/Lost_County_3790 Aug 07 '26

Where do you live to meet Nazi btw? I never met once in France someone who call himself a Nazi. Are you living in east Europe or something?

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u/Noe_b0dy Aug 07 '26

The National Rally (French: Rassemblement National), known as the National Front from 1972 to 2018 (French: Front national), is a French far-right political party, described as right-wing populist and nationalist. It is the single largest parliamentary opposition party in the National Assembly since 2022.

The party was founded in 1972 by the Ordre Nouveau, and notably by Jean-Marie Le Pen; former Nazi (Waffen-SS) members Pierre Bousquet and Léon Gaultier; neo-Nazi sympathizers such as François Duprat; and supporters nostalgic for French Algeria, such as Roger Holeindre, a member of the "Organisation armée secrète". Ordre Nouveau sought to establish the party as a legitimate political vehicle for the far-right movement.

Le Pen reached the second round of the 2017 presidential election, receiving 33.9% of the votes in the run-off and losing to Emmanuel Macron. Again in the 2022 election, she lost to Macron in the run-off, receiving 41.45% of the votes. In the 2022 parliamentary elections, the National Rally achieved a significant increase in the number of its MPs in the National Assembly, from 7 to 89 seats. In June 2024, the party won the European Parliament elections in a landslide with 31.4% of the votes. This caused Macron to announce a snap election. Later that month, an RN-led right-wing coalition topped the first round of the snap French legislative election with a record 33.2% of the votes. On 7 July, the RN also won the popular vote (37.06%) in the second round of the snap election, but only won the third highest number of seats.

But I mean that could mean nothing. 🤷‍♂️

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u/Lost_County_3790 Aug 07 '26

How many companies had affairs with the Nazis but have nothing to do with Nazi today? A lot. You want to revive something that has been cleaned in the time our our grand grandparents.

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u/Mysterious_Block_894 Aug 07 '26

Says the dumbass French dude to all the Americans who are currently stuck dealing with the very much not cleaned out and very much still active Nazis...