The 14 words are distinctly a USA thing (possibly anglophone). It doesn’t translate well into other languages, because the number of words changes in translation, and nazis are typically nationalistic.
Wrong for a lot of reasons as it happens, primarily that all of these supremacist groups are connected specifically by symbolism and recognizing shared rhetoric. The 14 Words are literally based on Nazi propaganda phrases.
For example, the Wiki page for it includes two photos taken in Russia with 1488:
This kind of USA centric thinking never fails to astonish me.
Knowing Nazi dog whistles is not a USA centric thing, What are you even on about?
The 14 words are distinctly a USA thing (possibly anglophone). It doesn’t translate well into other languages, because the number of words changes in translation, and nazis are typically nationalistic.
Wrong for a lot of reasons as it happens, primarily that all of these supremacist groups are connected specifically by symbolism and recognizing shared rhetoric. The 14 Words are literally based on Nazi propaganda phrases.
For example, the Wiki page for it includes two photos taken in Russia with 1488:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourteen_Words
Yeah, didn’t stop them from trying to take over Europe, so it’s definitely not an American thing but I get what you’re saying
Who tried to take over Europe? The German nazi regime didn’t use the 14 words.