What is Neo-Nazism?

[Bodhi]

Originally posted by texasmom
 And if neo-nazis is something they're ok with you researching, they'll say yes.  If it's something they're not ok with you researching, they'll say no.  Parental controls are in place for a great reason.

If a child is allowed to surf the net on their own, then their parents should have had enough intelligence to pass on enough information to their children that their childrens' understanding of any type of bigotry / racism is nothing more than ignorant behavior.  I say remove the controls and institute communication between child and parent.

[Bodhi]

Originally posted by rpm
See: Republicans, Right-wing.

Nice to see the ignorant left wing propaganda has not committed suicide over the New Year.

You take POS to a new level RPM...

[Arlo]

Originally posted by Bodhi
Nice to see the ignorant left wing propaganda has not committed suicide over the New Year.

You take POS to a new level RPM...

As you seem to take sensitivity to?

Sorry ... butted in. Never mind.

[FrodeMk3]

Originally posted by texasmom
Then when your parents get home, ask them for permission to disable it so you can search.  And if neo-nazis is something they're ok with you researching, they'll say yes.  If it's something they're not ok with you researching, they'll say no.  Parental controls are in place for a great reason.

Porn sites, yes, facebook maybe, but history/political discussion/education? Never. Who was it that coined the term, "Those who forget the past, are doomed to repeat it"? Yes, there will be some gory shots of Dauchau, Bergen-Belsen, Aushwitz...But these are real things' that happened. To deny youth the knowledge is to set the stage for the next calamity. I could not imagine why a decent parent would say no.

[Angus]

In a hot debate on these boards I once inserted pics from one of the nazi camps, I think it was Dachau. Well, my input got Skuzzyfied, rule # something.

[texasmom]

Originally posted by FrodeMk3
Porn sites, yes, facebook maybe, but history/political discussion/education? Never. Who was it that coined the term, "Those who forget the past, are doomed to repeat it"? Yes, there will be some gory shots of Dauchau, Bergen-Belsen, Aushwitz...But these are real things' that happened. To deny youth the knowledge is to set the stage for the next calamity. I could not imagine why a decent parent would say no.

64kilz is about 11 years old.

I wouldn't let my 9 or 11 year olds learn about auschwitz for another few years.  I would, however, let my 13 or 15 year olds learn about it.  My own HS had field trips to those camps, and that was a great learning tool.

However, choosing timing based on age/maturity is in no way 'forgetting.'
And only his parents are the ones who know what's appropriate for him & what isn't.

*edit* I only knew how young he was from previous conversations with him, which prompted my original post.  If I hadn't have known that, though, I'd wholeheartedly agree with you Frode

[64kills]

Originally posted by texasmom
64kilz is about 11 years old.

I wouldn't let my 9 or 11 year olds learn about auschwitz for another few years.  I would, however, let my 13 or 15 year olds learn about it.  My own HS had field trips to those camps, and that was a great learning tool.

However, choosing timing based on age/maturity is in no way 'forgetting.'
And only his parents are the ones who know what's appropriate for him & what isn't.

Well,first of all i already knew about Aushcwitz,plus i come from a german family i learned about Aushcwitz when i was 6 ,I am like a ametuer historian i knew about hitler and the "thousand year reich" when i was 6 also,I then learned about the "holocast" (er however u spell it) when i was 5 these things are just like learnig how to simplify a fraction or something.

PS:My parents can't take off the controls cuz they fergot their old password to the master account.