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Jonah Ray Rodrigues o ajonahray Remember: punching a NAZI is never unprovoked. Because it's an equal and opposite reaction to somebody being a NAZI

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Remember: punching a NAZI is never unprovoked. Because it’s an equal and opposite reaction to somebody being a NAZI.


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Remember: punching a [group of people] is never unprovoked. Because it’s an equal and opposite reaction to somebody being a [group of people].

Real advice: enacting physical violence on anyone you disagree with, unless in self-defense, is wrong and a dangerous precedent for what we as people allow under the 1st Amendment.

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