In article , "Arnie Macy"
writes:

"Clint" wrote ...

and just fill in the blanks as to what a N*** is, and we'll see if I was
guilty of calling you an inflammatory and insulting name.
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My Polish ancestors know very well what the word "Nazi" means. Many of them
met the real ones sixty years ago and didn't survive.

Yet you had enough "Polish ancestors" that survived so that you were
created...

Are ANCESTORS now to be a "credential" for qualified commentary on
amateur radio?!?!?

Radio as a communications medium was first demonstrated in 1896 in
Italy and in 1896 in Russia. Electronic history doesn't have much to say
about Polish radio.

The acronym "NAZI" is formed from German words meaning (literal
translation) 'National Socialist Party.' [National Socialistiche Partei]
In the pronunciation of the German word for 'National' it sounds to have
a Z in it, therefore the acronym has a Z in it.

You seem to use the
word with abandon, without having a single clue as to what it *really*
means, and to whom it refers.

In colloquial American English, the word 'nazi' (all lower-case) has come
to mean nearly any in-your-face extremist group wanting Their Way (or
else!). Hence "smoking nazis" and feminist "nazis" sometimes referred to
as "feminazis" as two examples.

Do you need any more help on etymology?

LHA