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Have you heard about the Tea Bagger Nazi “Re-enacter” from Ohio? His name is Richard Iott and he is the Republican/Tea Bagger candidate for congress in Ohio’s District Nine.

This Reich wing pile of shit likes to play dress up in Nazi drag.  SS Nazi drag to be exact. Now this is one mother fucking sick puppy by any standards imaginable.

I love playing “Call of Duty”  I have all the WW II ones.  When I play that game I like being one of the good guys, especially one of the heroic Soviets fighting to save the Motherland from Nazi bastards.

I do sport shooting at target ranges and go to gun shows.  At one of the big ones there are these guys with this creepy table filled with Nazi crap.  They had one of the Nazi P40 sub machine guns there one time.  I was examining it because it is one of those weapons I scavenge when I get low on ammo while killing Nazis during COD.

When the creeps saw I was interested they asked me what I knew about it and I chirped up.  Well I really like taking that gun off of dead Nazis, when I’m playing “Call of Duty”. Next to the sniper scoped Mosin Nagant it is one of my favorite weapons even though I really get off on splattering Nazi brains with head shots from the Mosin.  I swear they turned whiter than Klan sheets.

Truth be told we owe the heroic Soviets a huge debt for the role they played in defeating Nazism.

Of course one of my favorite movies last year was Tarantino’s,  “Inglorious Basterds”.

To put it mildly… I hate fucking  Nazis!

I get the same creepy feelings towards Civil War re-enacters who play Confederates.  Especially the ones who call it “The War of Northern Aggression.”  I want to say, “No you fucktard, it was The War of Southern Treason” and you started it.  Besides my side won.

It’s like right wing fucktards who try to sugar coat slavery by calling it “The Triangular Trade”.  Or Rush Limbaugh, ‘Some people are just born to be slaves’.

From Echidne of the Snakes: http://echidneofthesnakes.blogspot.com/2010_10_10_archive.html#6982402653043379264

The Republican Party has a disturbing and largely suppressed history of involvement with Nazis and former Nazis and the allies of Nazis. It’s clear from this incident that involvement didn’t die with the cold war and that the continued suppression of history is not a harmless matter of politeness to some of our more powerful people and families. After the crimes of the Nazis were committed and revealed, what might have been merely naive in the 1930s, becomes morally abhorrent.

People who falsify history almost always have a malignant agenda and that agenda almost always favors some form of inequality based on identity. The denial of the history of slavery in New England was essential for the assertion of the superiority of the Anglo-Saxon protestant elite of the 19th and early 20th century. The even more absurd denial of the place of retaining slavery in the Confederate rebellion played an important part in the retention of Jim Crow, semi-slavery well into this century. The lies about the real history of women under patriarchy is about the biggest lie in history.

These lies are perpetuated in novels and theatrical fiction, which are the primary substitute for historical information in the United States. With TV those the presentation of false history as mass entertainment has turned it into powerful propaganda. And those falsifications have a social and political effect. Denying that effect is also a lie, one of the favorite lies of the educated elite today. But causes have effects and so do intentions that can be put into effect. Falsifying the intentions of those who acted in history is essential to denying the effects of their actions. And that falsification can have the same results independent of the intentions of those telling the lies. Falsely romantic tales of the South told by hack writers for Hollywood with no more intent than to get paid have probably done more to perpetuate racism than all of the unreadable academic falsification effort put together. This stuff isn’t harmless.

The designer suit racism, misogyny, and homophobia that has permeated the Republican Party since passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 has always been a major subtext of their platform and ideology.

Since the election of Obama the suit has disappeared and the hatred is out in the open.  Liberals and progressives need name it and prepare themselve to fight against it and defeat it just as the Confederates and Nazis were defeated in the past.

One has to wonder about the twisted minds of people who would not only identify with moral monsters like the Confederacy and Nazism.  Good and decent people need make certain that these causes and people who believe in these cause are never allowed to rise again.

That’s Richard Iott with the arrow pointed to him

The Republican Party if it has an ounce of decency left (and I am doubtful they have a milligram of decency left) must throw this creep out of their party and prevent his election even if it means supporting the Democratic Candidate.