CBS says it's OK to "punch a Nazi"

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(04-19-2019, 03:30 PM)Dill Wrote: Not sure what you mean by "different treatment." 

I will treat them differently. I would be happy to have BLM folks to dinner and a few beers. Not Nazis. 

If I were a teacher in HS, I would not mind having a BLM rep speak to my class.  I would not invite a Nazi. 
I might invite both if I were a college teacher, and debate were appropriate to the course.

If I were a rancher who needed to get the hay in by week's end, I might hire a Nazi if I had no other choice. If I had a choice, no.
If I owned a public restaurant, I would serve a Nazi who was behaving. (Though I might not serve Trump, to make a political statement.)


As far as the laws go, I don't see where they should be treated differently.  A $5 parking ticket for the head of BLM should be $5 for Richard Spencer, if each committed the same offense.

So you would treat them equally? As to your examples I could see merit in interacting with both populations. Why not have a beer with a Nazi and get to know what motivates his beliefs?