There are oxymorons in the English language and then there are Oxymorons, but none take the cake like the “American Nazi Party.” At The Phalanx, we have written at length about stupidity in America, well the headline of this article says it all. The so-called American Nazi Party came calling on the streets of Toledo, Ohio over the weekend. City officials were unable to call off the march because the Nazi’s didn’t apply for a parade permit, they were simply walking down the city’s sidewalks. Naturally, local residents were upset and came out in force to resist the march. Now we at The Phalanx can’t condone violence and mob rule, but we certainly aren’t going to shed many tears if these Nazis got beaned on the head, or worse. How can any American in their right mind call themselves a Nazi? Only someone truly ignorant can even fathom such a thought. This is typical Mussolini-esque behavior, as they seek to blame others for their own failures in life. Everything the Nazi’s stand for is contrary to the founding principles of the United States. The Nazis were fascists who believed in total state control, suppression of individual liberties, the destruction of freedom of religion and the abolition of spirituality (to be replaced with subservience to the state and Hitler worship), elimination of freedom of the press, elimination of freedom of speech and the destruction of representative government, to say nothing of their sense of racial superiority. Had the Nazis won their bid for world conquest during WWII, we as Americans would be slaves today, yet these backward goons call themselves Nazis. If there ever were an inferior race, it would be anyone who dons a swastika and parades around like some goose-stepping moron. These “American Nazis” are nothing more than traitors and sub-human goons, incapable of creating or learning, knowing only destruction. They are no different than the Islamic Radicals of Al-Qaeda, devoid of reason and lacking basic intelligence.
http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2005-10-16-riot-ohio_x.htm