It’s one of the easiest political moves: denounce hate groups whenever they pop up on the fringes of society. There is seemingly no downside to loudly and unequivocally condemning evil. No politician in their right mind is out there trying to court the Neo-Nazi vote. But silence in the face of unspeakable evil can be even more dangerous. @amberc0825 Unbelievable ...

By this point, all of us have heard about the Neo-Nazi/White Supremacist protest that happened at Walt Disney World last weekend. The group was seen waving Nazi flags, Trump banners, and chanting slurs such as “white power” and “go back to Mexico” as people drove past them. Among these, flags that supported Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’s 2024 presidential bid were seen. ...

Indiana Jones might be afraid of snakes, but he’s proven that he’s not scared to hit a Nazi with a swift right hook. An archaeologist and historian etched in film history as America’s favorite unlikely hero, Indiana Jones has run from mammoth-sized boulders, escaped aliens in Area 51, and jumped from a massive zeppelin, all in the name of unearthing ...

When a group of Neo-Nazis set up a protest outside the gates of the Walt Disney World Resort in Florida, there was immediate condemnation and outrage from Florida’s Congressional Delegation. State Representative Anna Eskamani, who represents the, called the demonstration “absolutely disgusting.” Florida Senator Rick Scott called the gathering “heinous.” However, despite outrage and anger over Neo-Nazis setting up outside ...