The 5 neo-Nazi bombs on the networks

The 5 neo-Nazi bombs on the networks

Cacildo Marques - Sao Paulo

   The enemy of social networking companies is not the lie nor the scandal with the denunciation of storing customer data. The enemy is the establishing of the strategy of using networks as a platform for neo-Nazi indoctrination, to win elections and command large areas and populations. In the twentieth century email services had already made the decision to censor content of explicit Nazi campaign and outreach of paederoticism (commonly called "pedophilia"). In the political field, the neo-Nazis broke up the siege by reneging on the swastika and disguising their admiration for Mussolini and Hitler. It is not a central part of the effort to build "clubs" for flatearthist, climate refractories or victims of conspiratorial theories, if not as a way of joining ignorant or crazy persons. Also the question of sexual morality is used only as a backdrop, as all hypocrites have done since antiquity. If it was difficult to make a decision to censor these two dangers, swastika and pedophilia, the more difficult it is to veto the five foci of neo-Nazi action, but Internet portals will work against democracy, and against freedom, if they do not proceed to this censorship, because the work of the neo-Nazis today is to dominate the social networks, mainly through videos, to convince those who read little, with the five types of bombs below.

     1) Militarism. Use of military and belicist symbols in political parties, with apology for war and armamentism.
     2) Punitivism. Defense of proposals to reduce the age of criminal liability and to harden punishments.
     3) Fanaticism. Mix of divinity and religiosity with political parties (theocracy).
     4) Racism. Apology of "racial" supremacy and campaigns against immigrants who are poor or come from poor regions.
     5) McCarthyism. Preaching of extemporaneous McCarthyism, with attempts of gags to teachers, artists and reporters.