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Why isn't Nazism considered treason in the States? (lemmit.online)
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The original was posted on /r/nostupidquestions by /u/kamagoong on 2023-09-22 07:46:47.

I'm curious how US laws can allow the use of Nazi Swastikas and Nazism when they were a belligerent nation. Wouldn't that be considered treason? Treason and sedition are exceptions to free speech so why has no one argued this before?

Edit: for the sake of discussion, let's change some wirds because I forgot that Treason is mainly associated for wartime.

How about Terrorism and Nazism?

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