>It's not like Hitler died and all of Germany became what it is today, trying to exclude the existence of Nazism from Germany is like saying America never had slaves, like it or not both had an affect on the country past and present.
man you're ACTUALLY retarded if you don't understand that free speech is part of the reason that nazism became powerful and the reason freedom to be a nazi is limited today
>Since you don't agree with what Tino has said, where do you think the line should be drawn? What is offensive and what isn't offensive? What is the standard and who decides what the standard is?
it's a completely arbitrary decision and I don't like using vague definitions with no concrete definition so i dont have an opinion
>There is a huge difference in not using someone's preferred pronoun and threatening some sort of violence to them because of them identifying as whatever.
what difference is there? Is the interpretation of "I'm going to hurt you" less valid than an interpretation of someone rejecting your core identity? This argument only works if you consider one type of threatening language more valid than another or don't consider rejection of someone's identity a threat.