nope------you heard me screech "Nazi"? I describe---usually in writing-----persons who adhere to Nazi principles like "restricted towns" as Nazis. or segregationists as
"Nazis" "COMMUNIST" was used as if it was a filthy INSULT ------like "n#%%@r" in my childhood town which was almost still all restricted when I got there----aged five. The name of the town was WASP-VILLE-----the
village cuisine was WHITE BREAD AND HOSTESS CUPCAKES and the village sport
was filling birds with buckshot
Since there are no "Nazi" towns in America, we can conclude that you calling the one you grew up in this is just hyperbole. You were clearly filled with hate and lashed out against the object of your hate by attributing to them the worst attribute you could. As a Jew, that was to be a Nazi. In truth I doubt there were any who harbored any sympathy toward Hitler or his Reich.
well---you are wrong------historically---the area of the world in which I was a child is known for its Nazi enclaves and FAMOUS historical Nazis. I had no idea as a child. The extensive body of Nazi propaganda which I read as a child----was stuff fluttering around town-----old seedy pamphlets. It is true that I knew I was a jew------the stuff interested me because it was ALL ABOUT JEWS. I read the koran as a teen too------also ---ALL ABOUT JEWS (I never attended any programs for the education of jewish children
so that my sunday school education was unmarred by preconceived notions)