Mongolian neo-Nazis: Anti-Chinese sentiment fuels rise of ultra-nationalism | World news | The Guardian
I beg to differ, when i saw that pic i started cracking up. you sound like you have a personal experience with them. Care to share?
Whatever, there are bigger problems that a bunch of uneducated hoodlums running around playing WW2. But let it be known if a Nazi touches this Jew- I will shoot that Nazi dead.
But the if they are from Japan, then its all good in Hitler's book. Hitler justified Japan as an alliance because some Aryan tribe got lost in Japan, and now the Japanese are their decedents.
yeah but he would have turned on them soooooo quickly once they won the war and didnt need japan anymore..
This may sound really odd, but in a world full of litigation, I'm really surprised that someone from the "official" Nazi party of Germany hasn't sued all of these other aryan-like groups for the use of "their" salute and logo...
For people that don't wanna read the whole article. They're Mongolian. They believe in keeping their race pure, as in no interracial relationships (especially with the Chinese). They claim to not use violence as their first choice but have been known to shave heads of Mongolian women who slept with foreigners, and Mongolian hookers. The reason they're "Nazi's" is because they were inspired by Hitler's racial purity ideas and all that, but don't necessarily like the holocaust.
Honestly I am not surprised they are Mongolian. I mean geez when your people conquer most of the world..I mean..come on. Oh...and the swatstika was an East Asian Symbol anyways...
Yeah.. once they start engaging in actual criminal activities then let us know. I have no problem with someones freedom of expression.. I doubt they are actually Nazi Fascists, probably just wanna-bes.
And I would be safe to assume that only that 1% of the global population are aware of that historical association. The other 99% associate it with a madman. Not sure they invented or owned the duck/goose step and the nazi salute either, but again 99% of the world think they did.
They're just nationalists, they don't seem to be fascists - thus, they're not National Socialists, and they're not Nazis. As the quote affirms; They're probably just adopting the swaztika to stir up some controversy and make them look more serious. Which is a damn shame, because they have a point to be raised about the cultural imperialism of China in the region - though the racial purity commitment is obviously way over the top.
Sorry, I was being sarcastic. My reaction was exactly the same. I dunno, I don't think subscibing to national socialist ideology in its entirety is a requisite of neo-Nazism. Hence the 'neo' prefix. I think that if you subscribe to ultra-nationalism and ethnic purity, adorn yourself in Nazi regalia and look up to Hitler it's fair for others to classify you a neo-Nazi. I take your point about Chinese cultural imperialism, though.