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concept for a yuri: Reichblr girl x TCC girl
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I dunno if this was posted here today yet :))).
What are your thoughts on the croatian WW2 puppet dictator with the huge ears and large eyebrows? No offence, but I personally ship him with the austrian painter, where the latter to keep a tight leash on the former so he doesn't get "too" aggressive XD (the austrian painter is a bit hypocritical here -_-)
I don't support either of them btw
Please draw them, and if you don't know the croatian guy, google him... :P
HAII!! ^_^ soo first of all sorry for not responding to ur ask for a long time, i had other stuff to do. :< also, no. i did not infact know who you were talking about until i searched it up. XD i tried to search on wikipedia and i think ur talking about Ante Pavelic??? sorry if i got the wrong guy T_T
and yes i did draw him x adi :P
and heres a speedpaint :3
hope u like the drawing, anon!! ^_^
(also, thanks for requesting a drawing, its been at least 1 year since i got a drawing request atp :P and for those reading, plz request drawings!! i will probably make them faster than this one… XD)
Apparently, people in 2025 still don’t know the actual meaning of "Nazi." It’s become a buzzword that people throw around whenever they disagree with someone, which completely disrespects the historical weight of the term. Misusing it doesn’t just devalue its meaning, it makes it harder to identify and fight actual Nazis who still exist today.
When people look at my blog, they immediately assume I'm a Nazi, but I'm not. I'm just an autistic girl with a special interest in WWII, specifically Nazi Germany. Having a special interest in WWII, doesn’t make me, or anyone else, a Nazi.
I made this post explaining what a Nazi is and isn't, so people can get actually educated on this topic. You can't just throw around words like that. That's not how it works.
What is a Nazi?
A Nazi is a follower of Adolf Hitler’s ideology, also known as National Socialism. The Nazi Party (NSDAP) was responsible for mass genocide, war crimes, and extreme authoritarianism during WWII. Their beliefs revolved around racial superiority, antisemitism, and militaristic expansion.
Things that make you a Nazi:
- Spreading antisemitism, anti-Roma hate, and other forms of racism
- Supporting Hitler’s actions
- Believing in or promoting fascist ideology
- Denying or downplaying the Holocaust
- Advocating for white supremacy or racial purity
- Using Nazi symbolism in support of their ideology
Things that do NOT make you a Nazi:
- Having a special interest in WWII or Nazi Germany (studying history ≠supporting it)
- Making fun of Hitler or the Nazis (they deserve to be ridiculed)
- Being interested in fictional depictions of WWII, even those involving Nazi characters
- Being critical of modern political extremism without glorifying historical Nazis
- Existing in a fandom like Reichblr, where actual fascists are not welcome
Why Misusing the Term is Dangerous:
- liking fictional characters that happen to be Nazis
When you call someone a "Nazi" just because you disagree with them, you’re not only spreading misinformation, you’re making it easier for real neo-Nazis to blend in and avoid scrutiny. Actual fascists use this to their advantage, hiding behind false accusations and dismissing all criticism as "hysteria." Meanwhile, people who study history, make jokes at Hitler’s expense, or engage with WWII-related media get unfairly labeled as extremists.. smh
Misusing the word also disrespects the memory of Holocaust victims and survivors! Nazi crimes were real. The Holocaust happened. Using "Nazi" as a casual insult diminishes the suffering of those who were tortured and murdered under their regime. If you want to fight fascism, start by using words correctly.
Nazis Still Exist Today
Neo-Nazis, fascists, and white supremacists have not disappeared, they’ve just adapted. They may not wear swastikas openly, but they spread the same hateful ideology through online spaces, dog whistles, and political movements. If you want to stop them, educate yourself on what fascism actually looks like instead of throwing the word around carelessly.
Use Words Correctly - Because It Matters.
Being historically accurate isn’t just about semantics, it’s about responsibility. If you truly care about fighting fascism, learn history, call out real extremists, and stop diluting the meaning of "Nazi" to the point where it loses its impact.
Stop misusing the word. Start fighting real fascists.