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  Not "currently" associated with the department. Ah, I see..............
context: Not affiliated, but we won't arrest them if they commit a hate crime. >
  
  Because that would make family reunions REALLY awkward. >
  
  My "these nazis aren't affiliated with my office" shirt is raising a lot of questions already answered by my shirt >
  
  
  The Wyandot County Sheriff’s Office is assuring the public an Upper Sandusky couple accused of distributing nazi-sympathetic “educational” material is not currently involved with the department.
  
  Suspiciously specific denial is suspicious. >
  
  Sure, but there's also no real accusation in this story. It says some people who worked for the place that designed the office's web page a decade ago are involved in this group. That's not exactly a cozy link. To me this reads more like the response to a fishing expedition by the news channel. >
  
  If the people worked on the web page a decade ago and haven't been involved with the department since then, then the sheriff could have said that.
  And given the penetration of police departments by white supremacists, "Are these the only Nazis that have worked for your department?" is a worthwhile question. >
  
  The sheriff did say that. >
  
  Spoiler Alert: Lots of people affiliated with the Sheriff's Office are indeed nazi-sympathizers. >
  
  I think that makes them nazis. Not sure what a 'nazi-sympathizer' would be? 
  I guess someone who wants to eradicate all others, just doesnt want to be bothered to do it themselves? >
  
  Not affiliated, just is the department >
  
  The character Stormfront on the show The Boys, "People love what I have to say. They believe in it. They just don't like the word Nazi, that's all."
  Stormfront >
  
  You mean Storefront? >
  
  We aren't Nazi, just Nazi adjacent. >
  
  What do you call 9 people hosting a nazi at dinner? >
  
  10 nazis >
  
  Den of nazis >
  
  The most concerning thing about this to me isn't even the police thing...
  
  The revelations of the local couple reportedly working to distribute lesson plans for home-schooled children that spews anti-Semitic content in a way to make sure it’s still in compliance with the law so Ohio officials can’t interfere sparked calls for policy reform from Ohio lawmakers
  
  It's that apparently there is a demand for tailored pro-nazi homeschooling curriculums. >
  
  With thousands of subscribers no less (according to another article)… >
  
  Homeschooling should require better licensing. Not all parents should be teachers. >
  
  If ya gotta go on record to deny it... pretty sure there's something going on. >
  
  Is this the Onion? I didn't have suspicions before but I sure do now >
  
  "...our standards are heil..." extends arms  - Sheriff probably >
  
  They work for us and train all our officers, but they are not "affiliated" with us.