Nick is a MAGAt.

No the opposite actually. Jews existed everywhere before the creation of the present artificial israeli apartheid state that is younger than alot of people alive today.

Being anti-israel/anti-zionist isn't antisemitic

Lol, cry more I love your maga tears. Fuck your feelings. Does that sound familiar to you?

If you saw someone else say what you said about Russians but swap it out from Russian to idk black people, Jews, Asians etc

You I hope would rightfully call that out as discrimination/a form of racism and wrong.

Seems a bit two-faced

...im not American??? Wth is wrong with you. Saying "oh yeah you shouldn't say an entire group of people is evil/source of the world's problems" makes me not only American but a Conservative to you lmao.

Are you talking to me or who I initially replied to?

Because I'm not a American (so by extension a Democrat)

That sounds pretty racist actually calling an entire people a shit stain.

Scratch a liberal

I've been teetotal since a teen.

Teen-total

Like 5 people will know what this is

Communism

I'm not trying to impose it on other people I'm very live & lett live.

I understand why you and others prefer the ♾️ over 🧩. My thing is why there's this energy that its wrong/bad we prefer 🧩.

I support symbol coexistence it doesn't need to be absolutist where the entire community can only have 1.

Mate I'm younger than you & grew up in a very supportive house hold.

I like the puzzle piece because
1. It's what I had first and like any aspies I don't like things I'm used to being changed around.
2. To me it represents creativity and unity (autistic people coming to together meshing together)

Should Hindus, Buddhist, Jainists etc stop using the Swastika a symbol they used for centuries because of Nazis?

Nazi use of the Swastika is tiny compared to the long history of it as a first nation symbol.

Symbols sometimes get co-adopted by bad groups but just accepting that is letting them win

I fully agree Autism Speaks is awful but it's important to recognise they didn't invent the 🧩 as a Autism symbol

I don't need go prove anything to you go on my profile or just do looking around online yourself. Or hell speak to the groups I mentioned (older autistics or 21st Century Aspies).

You'll see thst yeah maybe not a majority but still a non-negligible people still/will prefer the puzzle piece.

Well considering you just met an autistic/aspie who likes and prefer it and most older autistic folks & people who were diagnosed with Aspergers in the 21st Century (when it a separate diagnosis than Autism).

I can say for sure those 2 groups I've come across are used to and prefer the 🧩 over the ♾️