CNN Attempts Shocking Memetic Brain Attack to link Legitimate Anti-Israel Protest to the Horrors of Nazism!!

Let's face it. Nazism is pretty unsavoury stuff. From a memetic perspective it is almost synonymous with disgust.

Oddly, I have never met a Nazi. I certainly have had the unfortunance to bump into bigots, racists, patriots and others of that nature, but never 'full-blown' Nazis as of the type in Amerian History X, or Falling Down etc etc....

Simarlary, I have never come across any Nazi material on the net. I have bumped into anti-Israeli rhetoric from the stand-point of political discourse or humanitarian grounds, or the Neturei Karti... and now and again I have fallen onto websites proclaiming conspiracy theories whose memes can usually (but not exclusively) be traced back to the apparently forged Protocols of Zion. But as for leather clad soliders brandishing Panzers (what is a panzer anyway?) or violent looking salutes, and skin-heads?.....of all this I have seen none.

Perhaps I'm looking in the wrong places. But who wants to look anyway?

Nazism is contemporary evil in liquid memetic form!

With this in mind, it really pisses me off when CNN attempts to 'brain-glue' the horrors of the memetic Nazi pandemic to the contrastably sterilised arena of legitimate anti-Israel discussion. I'm prinicipally talking about a 'Boycott Israel' campaign formed as a consequence of the brutal un-negotiating behaviour of a society founded on racial discrimination - a humanitarian campaign which is the very antithesis of Nazism, and yet here, approximately 2:04 minutes into a CNN video piece about German Nazi propaganda surfacing on YouTube, a very blatant meme-burst infects the end-user with the logo of the legitimate Boycott, in the midst of a otherwise conceptually charged moral top-up on the evils of Nazism!

CNN Bitches!

Thankfully, most free-thinking intelligantas who read Memes.org will not be affected by such painfully Orwellian brain fiddles....... I hope?