At first I thought what a silly and irrelevant question, but I see now that in the age of idiocracy such a person could be useful. See, back when people where capable of using their brains, they really didn't need someone to choose for them when it's not applicable to neo-nazism - it was fucking obvious.
One moment please, let me get my Idiocracy-speak translator.... Ah ok, "mad" isn't applicable either, but your misplaced use of the quote is an insult as much to Voltaire, the human brain, and millions of people who have died.
At least you actually watched the movie
I already lost when I read your stupid misplaced use of Voltaire's quote and others liked it as if it were clever... My suggestion to you would be to smoke LESS bowls and re-read what 'you' wrote... though if you're dumb enough to quote Voltaire in regards to neo-nazis in the first place it's probably never going to sink in.
"I do not agree with what you have to say, but I'll defend to the death your right to say it." is supposedly not even actually a quote from Voltaire (google...) but likely based on something he said in his Essay on Tolerance: "Think for yourselves and let others enjoy the privilege to do so too."
In any case, do you think that if Voltaire would have lived after WWII he would have suggested to give neo-nazis (and similar) a platform or even the light of day??
It's as dumb as taking the bible literally.
One more attempt: if some group in your city protests because they want to rape your dog, eat your wife and burn your children, would you defend their right to say it till death as well?
Is that a trick question?
Add "would be" to my comparison if it got your panties in a twist (censoring, not deleting, deleting, condoning, was implied/suggested in several posts, and 'would be' imo as downright stupid as quoting Voltaire in this context.)
Of course... I go to a coffeeshop I haven't been for nearly a decade and the pinball machine is called... Cirqus Voltaire
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