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These are terms I’m starting to use instead of the (((popular))) ones people carelessly throw around to demonize the ideas of the German National Socialists:

Old: SS/Gestapo New: Stasi/KGB

The Soviet-installed secret police in East Germany were the true dark force of intimidation and inspiring fear in the population.

Usage: “I won’t condone your Stasi tactics.”

Old : Nazi/Fascist New: Commie

The people of Germany didn’t weep tears of liberation when the Reich fell, unlike those in the Soviet Union after its far too delayed collapse.

Old: Mengele New: Kinsey/Money/Fauci

The true butchers and villains of medicine are the ones whose names are whispered reverently in the (((western))) academia and press.

What anti-white, anti-NatSoc terms do you hear, and what do you suggest altering them to be?

These are terms I’m starting to use instead of the (((popular))) ones people carelessly throw around to demonize the ideas of the German National Socialists: Old: SS/Gestapo New: Stasi/KGB The Soviet-installed secret police in East Germany were the true dark force of intimidation and inspiring fear in the population. Usage: “I won’t condone your Stasi tactics.” Old : Nazi/Fascist New: Commie The people of Germany didn’t weep tears of liberation when the Reich fell, unlike those in the Soviet Union after its far too delayed collapse. Old: Mengele New: Kinsey/Money/Fauci The true butchers and villains of medicine are the ones whose names are whispered reverently in the (((western))) academia and press. What anti-white, anti-NatSoc terms do you hear, and what do you suggest altering them to be?

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[–] • 3 pts

I like Stasi for local police acting on an anti-constitutional basis.

Agreed, but so few people know the Stasi well enough to get the reference. Everyone has heard of the KGB.

[–] • 2 pts

This is part of education. It raises questions, “Stasi? What’s that?”

“Oh, my dear child, let me tell you about the Soviet secret police.”

[–] • 1 pt

“Oh, my dear child, let me tell you about the Soviet secret police.”

...and watch their NPC eyes glaze over. ;-)

[–] • 1 pt

My NPCs like scary stories, and I’m a well-regarded spinner of yarns.

[–] • 0 pt

Stasi was East German, not Soviet

[–] • 0 pt

Let’s be pedantic.

East Germany was established by the Soviets and was a wholly owned subsidiary of the Soviet Union.

The Stasi were a “Soviet style” and “Soviet trained” secret police.

The phrase, itself, “let me tell you about the Soviet secret police” doesn’t mean I’m calling the German Stasi themselves the secret police, but instead offering a charming history of how they came to be and who their spiritual (and direct) ancestor was.