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Lana Stan's avatar

Do you have nothing better to do with your life then to write fucking blogs about your Twitter fights with minors? Get a life dumbass lol

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Esha's avatar

I think you did not read the article. Read it again and now think deeper.

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Jim Hubble's avatar

You need to think.

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Jim Hubble's avatar

Basically you use the loosest definitions to fit your worldview and then you don't like it when people correct you for being grossly inaccurate in your definitions.

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Esha's avatar

A SOLDIER FIGHTING IN HITLER'S ARMY is not a lose definition. That is a very strict definition.

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Jim Hubble's avatar

He fought in Hungarian army.

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Esha's avatar

Now, look up whether or not the Hungarian Army was on HITLER'S SIDE or STALIN'S SIDE.

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Jim Hubble's avatar

How is that relevant? You said he fought in the German army, he didn't, he fought in the Hungarian army. So by your own definition you are wrong.

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Armand Raynal's avatar

It's hilarious, you're precisely the type of "teknicully" moron she talks about.

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Jim Hubble's avatar

So are most of the people on twitter in her comments. It's called being accurate.

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Jim Hubble's avatar

Unless you are now going to further expand the definition of 'nazi' to include any soldier of an army that allied with Germany? If so, you may have to call every member of the Red Army until June 1941 a 'nazi' as well.

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Esha's avatar

Yes. Dude. Everyone who fought for Hitler is a Nazi.

There were two sides to the war: Hitler or Stalin.

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Armand Raynal's avatar

A non-aggression pact is not an alliance you dumdum. While the Soviets where supporting the Republicans during the Spanish civil war, the Nazis were helping Franco, ever heard of Guernica??

Hitler's army and the Red Army never ever fought side by side because they were ideologically mortal enemies from the very start ... The Hungarian army did fight side by side with the Wehrmacht.

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