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It's either that or Collin's Trump stamp lame54 Yesterday #1
So if I am understanding sarisataka Yesterday #8
Kicking Collins to the curb is acceptable... lame54 Yesterday #14
I have no disagreement with that sarisataka Yesterday #16
I don't think the symbol is being defended Figarosmom Yesterday #49
There are several posts below sarisataka Yesterday #53
Who is defending a Nazi symbol, other than the far right? idahoblue Yesterday #77
Read the replies sarisataka Yesterday #79
So what conclusion is to be drawn about these so-called defenders CivicGrief 6 hrs ago #186
Finally, perhaps some reflection sarisataka 5 hrs ago #192
I just don't see the responses as going down the path of revisionist history. CivicGrief 5 hrs ago #193
Understandable sarisataka 5 hrs ago #197
Learning moments are good for the nation's soul. CivicGrief 4 hrs ago #198
I don't think it's being defended... buzzycrumbhunger Yesterday #128
It is being defended sarisataka Yesterday #131
They can still go with Janet Mills. LisaL Yesterday #26
Although still on the ballot... lame54 Yesterday #27
She is on the ballot and people can vote for her if they wish. LisaL Yesterday #32
Maine does have Ranked Choice Voting TVguyCards Yesterday #62
Welcome to DU! KS Toronado Yesterday #81
Thank you :) TVguyCards Yesterday #85
Janet Mills polls behind susan collins. Graham polls ahead. BComplex Yesterday #88
Kind of meaningless to consider polling LisaL Yesterday #134
Mills has no chance whatsoever ExtraGriz 8 hrs ago #177
They were stolen symbols and no shouldn't Blue Full Moon 9 hrs ago #175
This symbol? sarisataka 5 hrs ago #195
No, you're making a big deal of it oldmanlynn 7 hrs ago #182
I specifically did not make that connection sarisataka 5 hrs ago #196
You don't have to sell your soul iemanja Yesterday #96
Mills and Costello are still on the ballot obamanut2012 Yesterday #122
But why is Platner our only choice against Collins? yardwork 8 hrs ago #176
If we want to a purity test have Pete Hegseth take off his shirt Ritabert Yesterday #2
Would anyone here defend Hegseth? LisaL Yesterday #3
Just saying that the GOP has one standard for themselves and one for us. Ritabert Yesterday #37
Here no. But Republicans and Faux News would. Ritabert Yesterday #41
My bad opinion of Hegseth Mossfern 23 hrs ago #150
For real Jilly_in_VA 23 hrs ago #151
Is anyone defending his tattos sarisataka Yesterday #10
Or that he got them when he was drunk? LisaL Yesterday #11
As I tried pointing out- it is NOT (!!!) about any tattoo sarisataka Yesterday #17
Yes ABC123Easy Yesterday #20
I am agreeing with your points. LisaL Yesterday #23
I didn't mean to seem in opposition sarisataka Yesterday #28
Of course people here would not defend Hegesth if he got the exact same tattoo when drunk. LisaL Yesterday #30
I haven't seen one post claiming it is not a Nazi symbol. nt LAS14 Yesterday #64
Hegseth is a Republican. Republicans do not have to defend their behavior. JustABozoOnThisBus Yesterday #31
So the argument is, if you can't beat them, join them? LisaL Yesterday #33
Only if the split in the Senate is close. JustABozoOnThisBus Yesterday #35
I get the sentiment Mz Pip Yesterday #48
The point being: when did he get the tattoo? Ritabert Yesterday #42
Too late. He's already been called a Nazi on DU. AloeVera Yesterday #91
I don't think anyone's called him a Nazi and I don't think he is EX500rider Yesterday #116
... and so we advocate withholding support Mossfern Yesterday #121
I didn't advocate anything I just think he has a lot of red flags in my opinion EX500rider Yesterday #126
What does bringing up "red flags" mean then? Mossfern Yesterday #127
And Collins doesn't????? That's the choice. marble falls 22 hrs ago #160
It's means I wish Maine had found someone with less baggage to run. EX500rider 20 hrs ago #167
The point is winning against actual fascists. Envirogal Yesterday #108
The fact that Franken defenders still diminish what he did is wrong EdmondDantes_ Yesterday #68
I read the article and remember it well. Envirogal 3 hrs ago #199
Well, hello again. n/t rzemanfl 1 hr ago #201
They are the party of white supremacy iemanja Yesterday #98
You really want Collins... lame54 7 hrs ago #185
Simple -misanthroptimist Yesterday #4
The same can be said for the swastika sarisataka Yesterday #12
No it wouldn't be the same... -misanthroptimist Yesterday #39
What is the difference? sarisataka Yesterday #43
Look, until this nonsense... -misanthroptimist Yesterday #45
I recognized it immediately sarisataka Yesterday #51
You can say anything you want -misanthroptimist Yesterday #58
Incorrect sarisataka Yesterday #60
If you are not making that assertion... -misanthroptimist Yesterday #66
Stop opposing Nazism and historical revisionism? sarisataka Yesterday #69
Very clearly illogical -misanthroptimist Yesterday #73
The question was never about the tattoo sarisataka Yesterday #76
Then, as I said, the tattoo is irrelevant. -misanthroptimist Yesterday #87
Let me phrase this clearly- since it doesn't matter if I type slowly sarisataka Yesterday #92
Stop dodging -misanthroptimist Yesterday #104
You refuse to accept what I have stated sarisataka Yesterday #109
Nonsense -misanthroptimist Yesterday #137
I never heard of a totenkopf until this story, either. Americanme Yesterday #140
Couldn't agree more -misanthroptimist Yesterday #141
Let me try explaining it. WarGamer 1 hr ago #202
But the death head skull is NOT as universally known as a nazi hate symbol, like the swastika. Americanme 39 min ago #203
I'd be willing to bet a fairly large amount of money that the tattoo shop catalog where he bought it Jack Valentino 21 hrs ago #165
I would bet you are correct sarisataka 20 hrs ago #169
Speak and so it shall be so. Behind the Aegis Yesterday #47
Because Fox News wants control of the senate. Initech Yesterday #5
Care to share examples of the behavior in question? RockRaven Yesterday #6
Post number 4 is one example sarisataka Yesterday #13
Why is so little effort being spent promoting other D candidates in the upcoming primary? RandomNumbers Yesterday #7
Why did Sanders endorse Fetterman? LisaL Yesterday #9
True, but what about Warren? RandomNumbers Yesterday #15
We actually had a very good democratic alternative to Fetterman in a primary. LisaL Yesterday #21
Because Nazis killed Jews Danmel Yesterday #18
They might for Platner MorbidButterflyTat Yesterday #24
That would be interesting to see what would happen sarisataka Yesterday #34
Poor Sarisataka ABC123Easy Yesterday #19
I saw that but sarisataka Yesterday #22
Good for you! ABC123Easy Yesterday #25
I showed this thread to my children sarisataka 23 hrs ago #149
Weaponized ignorance -- excellent term. betsuni 20 hrs ago #168
It was an opinion piece not an article, an article implies facts questionseverything Yesterday #29
Really? As one of the less hostile repliers from yesterday..... ABC123Easy Yesterday #36
I saw so many swatikas in India, they must all be Nazi's too Shellback Squid Yesterday #38
Does that make swastikas acceptable everywhere sarisataka Yesterday #44
the German SS was only one of many meanings... mike_c Yesterday #40
Will you say the same of other Nazi symbols sarisataka Yesterday #46
As an art student, I saw many designs through history that included the swastika. calimary Yesterday #118
K&R WhiskeyGrinder Yesterday #50
I think we need to look at intent Bluestocking Yesterday #52
The skull and crossed femurs has a long history TexLaProgressive Yesterday #54
No one is trying to 'rehabilitate' the Nazis RetiredParatrooper Yesterday #55
Who is that guy? nt LAS14 Yesterday #70
Since the photo of von Mackensen sarisataka Yesterday #75
The rules of DU require that we support Platner if he's the nominee Kaleva Yesterday #56
And at no point have I stated sarisataka Yesterday #67
I haven't paid much attention to the debate about the tattoo Kaleva 21 hrs ago #161
Fair enough sarisataka 21 hrs ago #163
Same to you! Kaleva 21 hrs ago #164
At this moment, he is the PRESUMPTIVE nominee. Their primary niyad 23 hrs ago #155
True Kaleva 21 hrs ago #162
One needs only to look at other political figures to answer that. RandySF Yesterday #57
No one is defending the symbol, including platner. pat_k Yesterday #59
Post above your show that statement is false sarisataka Yesterday #63
I see no one defending the symbol. pat_k Yesterday #97
And I was never asking about any man sarisataka Yesterday #103
I see no posts that say that. You have to give me verbatim quotes (in context) that you read that way. pat_k Yesterday #114
Post 4 sarisataka Yesterday #117
Who's defending it? Nt LAS14 Yesterday #61
Have you read the replies sarisataka Yesterday #65
I searched for it and found it in #4, which you referenced... LAS14 Yesterday #72
There are many others in this thread sarisataka Yesterday #78
I have never denied or diminished the connection. I have simply wondered... LAS14 Yesterday #119
I haven't said you have denied its meaning. sarisataka Yesterday #132
OK. nt LAS14 23 hrs ago #152
Just sayin'... buzzycrumbhunger Yesterday #133
Think about this. CivicGrief Yesterday #71
That was not my question, as I clearly stated sarisataka Yesterday #80
The question is not in a vacuum. It is in relation to Platner. CivicGrief Yesterday #82
Never said that, never implied that sarisataka Yesterday #86
Platner was a sexist choice Pris Yesterday #113
The symbol or offensive tattoo can be fairly easily removed Grim Chieftain Yesterday #74
Yes, exactly. WestMichRad Yesterday #110
Yeah, it's gotten cringingly weird now Sympthsical Yesterday #83
Come on folks TVguyCards Yesterday #84
You get it /nt sarisataka Yesterday #89
Enough! MineralMan Yesterday #90
The tattoo behind all of this orangecrush Yesterday #94
I will not stop opposing or rehabilitating Nazis, their legacy and symbols. sarisataka Yesterday #95
Nobody has done that. MineralMan Yesterday #99
They have, in this thread sarisataka Yesterday #105
MM is right. AloeVera 23 hrs ago #153
I have not seen Platner called a Nazi but I have no reason to doubt it. I haven't followed every thread. sarisataka 22 hrs ago #156
Rec'd Mossfern 23 hrs ago #154
I'm more curious as to how someone can defend an ongoing genocide, and endless wars instead of a tattoo; which Uncle Joe Yesterday #93
Which genocide sarisataka Yesterday #101
Any genocide, but particularly ones that our government, and our tax dollars are supporting. n/t Uncle Joe Yesterday #102
Are we allowed to condemn the perpetrators of all the genocides? CivicGrief Yesterday #143
Probably not the ones defended here daily for nearly 2 years. AloeVera 22 hrs ago #157
Intellectual and moral integrity iemanja Yesterday #100
+1 demmiblue Yesterday #106
who is defending that symbol??? LymphocyteLover Yesterday #107
Again- read the replies sarisataka Yesterday #111
OK, but your OP mentioned it... so I wasn't sure what you were referring to LymphocyteLover 11 hrs ago #172
Bullshit. This was not a "Nazi symbol" per se Bluetus Yesterday #112
The particular symbol sarisataka Yesterday #115
Be honest. When did you learn about this symbol? Bluetus Yesterday #135
6th grade sarisataka Yesterday #139
The totenkopf tattoo is a NAZI symbol LetMyPeopleVote Yesterday #123
Nice. So if I have a T-shirt that has an arrow pointing upward, you will call me a Nazi? Bluetus Yesterday #138
I have yet to see anyone defend the symbol Buzz cook Yesterday #120
Read the thread sarisataka Yesterday #130
This tattoo really bothers me LetMyPeopleVote Yesterday #124
Would a Democratically-controlled US Senate bother you, if Platner Jack Valentino 20 hrs ago #166
Isn't the tattoo still there, but covered up? lapucelle 7 hrs ago #180
I would like to see a Democrat defeat Collins but I do not believe that Platner is the right person LetMyPeopleVote 7 hrs ago #183
Well said. mcar 1 hr ago #200
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Post removed Post removed Yesterday #129
Before this I had now idea what a totenkopf was. Hassin Bin Sober Yesterday #136
No. You absolutely did! CivicGrief 6 hrs ago #187
He had the tattoo covered many months ago. Collins is still voting to fund the GESTAPO struggle4progress Yesterday #142
That there is the correct perspective -misanthroptimist 23 hrs ago #146
Why is so much effort being spent trying to destroy a Democrat on this forum? n/t luv2fly 23 hrs ago #144
I hesitate to guess -misanthroptimist 23 hrs ago #145
That would be against the SOP sarisataka 23 hrs ago #147
Graham Platner reminds me a lot of Adam Kokesh Polybius 23 hrs ago #148
Maybe its just an awkward tattoo just like Musk's hitler salute was a awkward gesture per the ADL? Eko 22 hrs ago #158
The only thing awkward about Musk's gesture sarisataka 20 hrs ago #170
I agree. Eko 20 hrs ago #171
Being offended is a choice. Intractable 22 hrs ago #159
Chanting the magic slogan Medicare for All trumps The Curse of the Totenkopf. betsuni 11 hrs ago #173
No. They cede power by thinking they CivicGrief 8 hrs ago #179
I don't understand. betsuni 6 hrs ago #188
I'm talking about Democrats who think moving to the center (hence, centrist) right is the CivicGrief 6 hrs ago #189
It's not the tattoo, it's the attack from centrists against progressive candidates. Emile 11 hrs ago #174
What exactly makes Platner "progressive"? He's against an assault weapons ban, lapucelle 7 hrs ago #184
I love me a genuine progressive. You may even say CivicGrief 5 hrs ago #191
"We are oft to blame in this... Torchlight 8 hrs ago #178
More circular firing, squad stuff right here oldmanlynn 7 hrs ago #181
I have read and reread this very long thread before responding. cksmithy 6 hrs ago #190
I appreciate your attention and thoughtful reply sarisataka 5 hrs ago #194
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