When The Grandson Of A Nazi Is Like, ‘Hmm, This Seems Familiar,’ It’s Probably Time To Pay Attention

Civic duty. It’s kind of a pain, but the pain and consequences of NOT doing it can be pretty intense. On a small scale, it’s already happening in Europe as the Far Right gains more and more political power. On a larger scale — well, listen to to this guy with a grandpa who was…

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Jun 6, 2014

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