Marton Gyongyosi, caused outrage two years ago when he said officials of Jewish origin should be listed because they might be a "national security risk."

This was also a charge leveled at gays, and not just by the Nazis.

a game changing event and turning point in the war, it could be said that gays did pose a national security risk. In fact, one member of the gay community made you his bitch Adolph. How's that for your so-called superior race, you bigoted nazi p.o.s.? Bwaaahhh.....

It will spread like a virus, and people will laugh, cluck their tongues, wring their hands, but watch it nonetheless.

nodded his or her head and thought, "Well, the day isn't all that bad."

Yeah.

It is reminding us, we aren't safe. But, should we make such observations we are buying into a "culture of victimization".

Hungary, Russia, France, et al... people had better start paying attention.

The mistakes of the past are easily re-created. There is a really good song by Paula Cole about this where she sings about haters being in plain clothes.

Kind of sounds like an off-shoot of our tea party.

The tea party may be more organized, but extremists are just that, extremists.

No matter where the snake rears its head.

In the past two days, Uganda and Nigeria have gone on the attack against GLBT people, mostly based on the imported hate of American right-wing Christians.

And Hungary seems to be getting worse, not better, as regards social attitudes in general, and anti-Semitism in particular.

Interesting comments from a couple of months ago:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-25450716