pennsicdance: "Dance Nazis" (was: Floor)
Zachary Kessin
zkessin at cs.brandeis.edu
Thu Aug 21 12:14:21 PDT 2003
I'm with Henry on this one. The term "Nazi" is thrown around all to freely
to my mind. Nazism was on of the great evils of the 20th century
responsable for the murder of 6 million Jews and millions of others. It is
not a word that should be used for anything but actuall well Nazis.
--Zach
Who at least for the next few days lives across the hall from a woman who
had the good fortune to survive the shoah when she was a little girl.
On Wed, 20 Aug 2003, Alex Clark wrote:
> At 02:33 PM 8/19/2003 -0400, Adele wrote:
> >I heard some complaints that the atmosphere in the dance tent was elitist.
> >"Dance Nazis" was a phrase heard, too. . . .
>
> Those who were saying "dance Nazis" are just foul-mouthed hatemongers who
> don't deserve to be heard, much less listened to. More likely they deserve
> to be whipped out of the debate with the flat of a sword. And that's
> exactly why they say it: to show off how rotten they can be without feeling
> shame or being punished. So let's not confuse this vile misconduct with the
> expression of valid opinions.
>
> Of course, I say this in the certain knowledge that I am the sort of person
> against whom that insult is intended. And as such, I say that if there's
> such a thing as a mortal insult, "Nazi" is it. I don't mind at all being
> called a "stickler," "picky purist," or even "stuffy fuddy-duddy." But
> anyone who really needs to have an enemy can just call me a "Nazi."
>
> Henry of Maldon/Alex Clark
>
>
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