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sounds like the guy had been cheering loudly in support of Zverev the whole match, and this was after a couple of hours and the guy legitimately just got really carried away shouting some stupid shit.. doesn't sound like the fan was seriously supporting Hitler or anything.. apparently just a loud moron who needed some attention..
"Shouting some stupid shit" is a really generous description of chanting Nazi slogans.
Yeah I hate it when I’m out having a good time and I accidentally let some Nazi shit slip out! Whoopsy!!!!
Ah you know, Nazis will be Nazis .
/rolls eyes
in context though? the context that i went to great lengths to provide? you're just ignoring that to try to make an argumentative point..
I don’t think that context excuses nearly as much as you think. At no point in my life have I been drunk or giddy enough to shout God Save the Queen or recite some confederate anthem. And I’ve been damn drunk before.
Sounds like a challenge. I'll bring the Cuervo, you bring the Beam, let's get drunk and sing God Save the Queen!
alright, if that sounded like an excuse to you this morning, i apologize alright.. i was not excusing this moron..
reactionary fuckwits gauging the harshness of language
Yes, in any context, and the more context you provide to justify Nazi chants, the less convincing any argument you make will be.
I might be a reactionary moron, but at least I've never had to explain the nuance between excusing a nazi and merely attempting to explain why being a nazi isn't so bad. Do go on, though, because it's still not clear how you weren't excusing the nazi chants.
i'm saying quite explicitly that i don't think he's a Nazi, based on the evidence.. so i'm not defending Nazis.. this is how you're demonstrating your reactionism.. you assume he's a Nazi, and therefore my language is not harsh enough for you.. it's a pain in the ass trying to explain this to you through your reactionary tendency.. perhaps you're unable to see things rationally for some reason..
Based on the evidence that he shouted Nazi slogans, and he was drunk, you're saying you don't think it's fair to say he was drunk and shouting Nazi slogans, but you're not defending the drunk guy shouting of Nazi slogans? And your defense is that I'm overreacting to the Nazi slogans because I said it's not OK to shout Nazi slogans? So I'm the irrational one in this conversation?
Were you perchance bitten by a radioactive projector?
No offense but that is literally what you were doing. Maybe reread your comment.
Idk. I don't think this particular phrase would even enter my mind as something to chant, and I am German. That's not the first time he chanted that, I'm sure. It is taboo for sure, but it's not in the cultural consciousness a lot, there's more "popular" nazi slogans. You'd either have to search your brain for something specifically Hitler related or be very familiar with the old anthem (aka singing it a lot aka being a neonazi).
I do not agree that this is the "most" Hitler thing though. There are so much more famous things, hut they wouldn't fit the situation though.
i think you like to pat yourself on the back, and moreover you like to use things like this as a self back patter
It was probably an American fan(it is the US Open) who thinks that's still the German national anthem... Still good on the player for shutting that shit down, it's a misunderstanding that doesn't need to be repeated.
My thought is that it was an American neo-nazi (it is the US Open) who thought it was acceptable to repeat something he shouldn't have.
Idk, maybe. I listened to the audio, and to me, it did sound like someone who speaks German well. The pronounciations and emphasis sounded very natural. And fans do travel for events like these. Of course it could be an American, but somehow I still doubt it. Is this phrase known in the US?
I've heard it before. I'm not sure I'd know which was the current anthem if you played the nazi one and the current one before today, though.
Yeah, but would you (I assume american) even know enough words to so clearly repeat the opening words? Idk. It's just not something you'd come across often even in Germany outside of history class, german class, or neonazi circles. I assume even less so for non Germany. So that this would be so top of mind for someone to just slip out is just such a strange and unlikely thought to me.
Idk. The phrase is bad, but it wouldn't come up in my top 10 of nazi phrases, so for it to just slip out, I have to to assume that person frequently uses nazi phrases.
Likely we'll never know