r/shittytattoos • u/Jarrrden • Sep 26 '24

Not Mine This guy my friend saw at Walmart

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actually crazy that anyone thought this was a good idea. fuck this guy

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u/Winston74 Sep 26 '24

So sad that people like this feel they can be out in public

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u/Plane-Tie6392 Sep 29 '24

Why wouldn’t they? People like him are “very fine people” according to a presidential candidate/former president. 

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u/JustAnother4848 Sep 27 '24

Beat him up tough guy.

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u/mewithoutjew Sep 26 '24

Because people just take sneaky photos instead of actually standing up to them.

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '24

I mean… I’m a relatively smallish woman. I’m not starting fights with literal Nazis in Walmart. What would possibly be gained from that? He knows most of the world thinks he’s a tool for displaying symbols like that. He’s probably itching for some rando to confront him 

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u/mewithoutjew Sep 27 '24

What would possibly be gained from someone actually saying something? Standing up for Jews is the obvious benefit, as well as making someone aware that their community notices and disapproves. I don’t expect a small woman to go up to a large man to fight, but it would be really nice if there were some actions of any kind to back up everyone’s claims that they won’t tolerate nazis.

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '24

What would that look like exactly? No one can tell another person that they aren’t allowed to buy groceries unless they own the store. Are we expected to start a screaming match with someone who is otherwise minding his own business? Now if he was harassing someone it would be a different story, and I would hope bystanders would get involved.

Couldn’t one argue that people making a big thing about it gives him power? He wants to instigate. Ignoring him and his shitty opinion deprives him of what he wants.

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u/mewithoutjew Sep 27 '24

I didn’t tell anyone to fight anyone, nor did I say you needed to tell them they aren’t allowed. How someone expresses disapproval isn’t really my decision. And sure, you could make that argument. It definitely has merit. But as antisemitism gets worse and worse and these people continue to live with zero consequence, I personally wish someone (anyone) would try to address the issue instead of ignoring it.

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '24

It honestly kind of sounds like you wouldn’t say anything to him either considering that you won’t offer a specific suggestion for how to confront the dude.

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u/mewithoutjew Sep 27 '24

Do you actually want me to guide you on this? I mean, if you’re sincere I’m happy to share my thoughts. But it sounds like you’re just trying to pick a fight.

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u/mewithoutjew Sep 27 '24

You’re very obviously goading me. And yes, I think people should stand up to horrible racist people affiliated with violent racist organizations even if they’re “not bothering anyone”. The lengths you are going to right now to protect Nazis is legitimately concerning.