A Nazi is a terrible person.
In August 2017, a group far-right white supremacists invaded Charlottesville, Virginia. They were met with strong resistance.
A counter-fascist demonstration was able to overcome the controversial “Unite the Right” rally that Jason Kessler organized to prevent the removal Confederate General Robert E Lee’s statue.
Heather Heyer, 32, was killed in violence and unrest after a car driven by James Alex Fields Jr., a white supremacist, drove into a crowd to stop the extremists. Another 19 were also injured.
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Nazi paraphernalia, imagery, and imagery were widespread among far-right protestors. It included swastikas.
Video: Alt-right marcher shouting “Heil, Trump”Waving the nazi salute
via @tomperriello #charlottesville #AMJoy https://t.co/s3MMSxEhWe
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It is quite shocking to think that such things are happening in 21st Century America. However, one man who was brave enough to express his far-right beliefs in Charlottesville got his comeuppance in a series of perfectly timed photos.
This reminds us of the time Richard Spencer, a prominent white supremacist and coeditor of far right website, was at his best. AltRight.comPresident Trump was punched during his inauguration.
An almost identical incident took place in 2017A drunken American tourist was punched in the face after he gave the Nazi salute to Dresden.
The victim, a 41-year-old male, was attacked and taken to hospital. He is being sought for bodily injury.
Two Chinese tourists were caught saluting outside Berlin’s Reichstag Building in a gesture that is illegal in Germany.
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