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[[FFN]] stands for 'frozen fruit Nazi', a [[white supremacist]]/[[fascist]] who argues in favor of [[free speech]] specifically for the purpose of normalizing hateful speech and recruiting others.
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[[FFN]] stands for '[[freeze peach|frozen fruit]] [[Nazi]]', a [[white supremacist]]/[[fascist]] who argues in favor of [[free speech]] specifically for the purpose of normalizing hateful speech and recruiting others.
 
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'FFNs don't love free speech. They're only for it to keep hate speech in place. They'll chime in about FF here and there, but they'll defend hate speech endlessly.'
 
'FFNs don't love free speech. They're only for it to keep hate speech in place. They'll chime in about FF here and there, but they'll defend hate speech endlessly.'
 
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The irony and/or [[hypocrisy]], of course, is that the Nazi philosophy supports the total suppression of free speech for the good of the state.
 
==Related==
 
==Related==
 
[[FFN]]s are often difficult to distinguish from the less-malignant [[FFSQW]]s, especially on first inspection.
 
[[FFN]]s are often difficult to distinguish from the less-malignant [[FFSQW]]s, especially on first inspection.
 
==Credit==
 
==Credit==
 
''The originator of this term wishes to remain anonymous.''
 
''The originator of this term wishes to remain anonymous.''

Revision as of 10:52, 10 May 2017

FFN stands for 'frozen fruit Nazi', a white supremacist/fascist who argues in favor of free speech specifically for the purpose of normalizing hateful speech and recruiting others.

'FFNs don't love free speech. They're only for it to keep hate speech in place. They'll chime in about FF here and there, but they'll defend hate speech endlessly.'

The irony and/or hypocrisy, of course, is that the Nazi philosophy supports the total suppression of free speech for the good of the state.

Related

FFNs are often difficult to distinguish from the less-malignant FFSQWs, especially on first inspection.

Credit

The originator of this term wishes to remain anonymous.