Tonight, as Holocaust Remembrance Day passes, we ask ourselves, is the nation full of

neo-Nazis?

I'm roaming millennial and you're watching uncensored. Hey everyone welcome back to the show this past weekend was Holocaust Remembrance Day as well as the anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz.

And now as much as we all know that the Holocaust was a terrible thing and a lot of people

pledge to never forget, I think we've actually entered a stage in politics where not only

have people begun to misunderstand exactly what the Holocaust was but we're

actually in a lot of ways our society using it as a political tool against the people who are ideologically opposed to us.

And yes, I am of course referring to the less frequent use of the terms Nazi and Hitler

when they're talking about conservatives or figures like Donald Trump.

And this episode is not just about conservatives like me, not liking being called a Nazi,

which of course I don't, nobody does, especially when my ideology is nothing akin to Nazism but I think when a whole generation of people begins to

Misunderstand and throw around terms even though they don't know what they mean I think it is a sign that we are

perhaps getting closer to a point in history where maybe this thing could

happen again and that brings me to an opinion piece I saw recently on the

Huffington Post rip that entire opinion piece section, but here we go.

So by Sarah Bubolts, apparently half of Canada thinks the US is full of Nazis, a survey says.

According to one survey, 47% of Canadian respondents said there are a great deal of or many

neo-Nazis in the US. Only 17% said there are a great deal of or many neo-Nazis

in their own country. And this isn't just a deal of Canadians being

ignorant because the problem is actually worst in the US itself.

Like their northern neighbors, Americans also saw a Nazi problem in the US.

According to the earlier survey, a total of 51% said there are a great deal of or many neo-Nazis in

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