Neo Nazi: need to know

[Fan_in_Kettering]

(08-20-2017, 09:59 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: Interesting, as I voted for Trump, yet I don't support Nazis, Neo-Nazis, White Supremacy, or any of that bullshit.  Yet, I find myself being looked down upon, as if I'm culpable for something.  That simply is not the case.  I grew up in an upper Lower Class family, in a factory town in Ohio that is now, virtually a dead zone.  That town, like many a town in the rust belt, was racially diverse.  I did take the opportunity to become better educated than my parents, both of whom never finished HS.  Make no mistakes, I know exactly who I am, and where I came from.

I am of that "lost generation", the ones stuck between the baby boomers, and the millennials. 

Same here; I'm a Generation X member too and I also voted for Donald Trump and I make no apologies for this fact. I'm with Sunset and I can't stand anyone who wants to divide people by race. Heck, I'm mixed: Half Euro and half Latino. I'm a first generation American, born here to two legal immigrants who came here from two different socialist hellholes to get a chance at freedom. English is my third language.

Here's the thing: My Italian family fought on the wrong side during World War II on the side of the Fascists and Nazis. Do I feel guilty about this? No, because I'm an American. I'm not happy war broke out and I'm not happy previous generations of my family were on the wrong side but that doesn't make me love them any less. My Argentine family didn't hide any Nazis or Fascists after the war but they sure noticed some new additions to the neighborhood. I don't feel guilty about that either because I'm an American.