George Galloway Vs The British Nazi
I think it's an important point - why should those who are against nazis use the same tactics as they do? I prefer to point out the flaws in their argument than treat them as sub-human.nekokate wrote:Isn't this just degenerating into an argument over semantics? I think we all agree that the caller was a vicious piece of shit... why not leave it at that?
"George insulted someone because he was angry"
This is my main point. If he had written a speech or an article which used this language i would agree with your premise, but he didn't. He said it in the heat of the moment, quite clearly a different thing from the deliberate hatred put out by these people. When i said i would have called him worse, i again meant in the moment, if you'll notice i haven't actually used any obscenities in this thread because i have had time to think about it. there is is the difference.
And of course you are right about rebutting them point by point, absolutely.
This is my main point. If he had written a speech or an article which used this language i would agree with your premise, but he didn't. He said it in the heat of the moment, quite clearly a different thing from the deliberate hatred put out by these people. When i said i would have called him worse, i again meant in the moment, if you'll notice i haven't actually used any obscenities in this thread because i have had time to think about it. there is is the difference.
And of course you are right about rebutting them point by point, absolutely.
But when I call a Nazi a despicable animal, I'm not using a "tactic", I'm speaking my mind. I don't care what propaganda value my words carry, I just say what I see.faceless wrote:why should those who are against nazis use the same tactics as they do? I prefer to point out the flaws in their argument than treat them as sub-human.