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

[Dill]

(04-19-2019, 03:33 PM)bfine32 Wrote: 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?

Actually, I am not against having a beer with a Nazi. I would like to know more about what motivates such people, especially educational and economic background, and what and where their political resources currently are.

So I would sit down with one in a bar or coffee house, but I don't see inviting one for dinner, which is a stronger invitation to friendship and risks normalizing his views, making him feel more accepted with them.  

But my post did not treat Nazis equally. I am for public shunning--under legal equality for all.