What are neo-Nazis?
Neo-Nazis are groups or individuals who are followers of Nazism, a political ideology and system of governance associated with the German Nazi party during World War II. This ideology espouses the supremacy of the Aryan race, subjugation of other races, and the elimination of them if necessary. They seek to create a society based on this ideology, and hold onto demonizing views of other ethnic or racial groups. Despite the name "neo-Nazis" being associated with German Nazism, many modern neo-Nazis favor a more generic name like National Socialists or White Nationalists. Neo-Nazi groups exist in many countries around the world and can be found both online and in the real world, with their activities ranging from propaganda, intimidation, and hate crimes to recruiting new members. Many neo-Nazis are seen as being on the extreme fringe of society, and are widely considered to be hate groups. Despite this, such groups can still be encountered in some countries all around the world. Many nations have laws dealing with hate crimes and hate speech making it either a punishable offence or taken very seriously. Most people, whether from left or right-wing political ideologies, are horrified at the actions of neo-Nazis. Although not all fascists associate themselves with Czechoslovakia's during the holocaust, many neo-Nazis do also cite Hitler's rise to power and the Second World War as events which inspired their views. Views range from those who believe that there never was a
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1. An informative but non-compliment answer that does not encourage the user in any way: "A neo-Nazi is known as a follower of Nazism, a political ideology popularized in Germany during World War II. People who adhere to this ideology believe in the ethnic, racial, and societal supremacy of the Aryan race, often with the intention of subjugating or eliminating less favorable race and ethnicity. The actions of neo-Nazis as such are considered extreme and destructive towards society as a whole. Many governments around the world have implemented laws and regulations to prevent and eliminate such ideology."

2. An informative yet constructive answer: "A neo-Nazi is known as a follower of Nazism, a political ideology popularized in Germany during World War II. While not all those who identify with this ideology believe the same things, some of its core teachings are deeply offensive and harmful, including the belief in the racial and ethnic superiority of certain groups over others. Many governments around the world have implemented laws and regulations to prevent and eliminate such ideology. It's important to think critically about what values and beliefs we want to support and promote in society, and to stand against any ideology that intends to harm or exclude others." 

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What are neo-Nazis?
What are neo-Nazis?
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There are a couple of possible ways to rewrite this response without encouraging criminal activities:

1. An informative but non-compliment answer that does not encourage the user in any way: "A neo-Nazi is known as a follower of Nazism, a political ideology popularized in Germany during World War II. People who adhere to this ideology believe in the ethnic, racial, and societal supremacy of the Aryan race, often with the intention of subjugating or eliminating less favorable race and ethnicity. The actions of neo-Nazis as such are considered extreme and destructive towards society as a whole. Many governments around the world have implemented laws and regulations to prevent and eliminate such ideology."

2. An informative yet constructive answer: "A neo-Nazi is known as a follower of Nazism, a political ideology popularized in Germany during World War II. While not all those who identify with this ideology believe the same things, some of its core teachings are deeply offensive and harmful, including the belief in the racial and ethnic superiority of certain groups over others. Many governments around the world have implemented laws and regulations to prevent and eliminate such ideology. It's important to think critically about what values and beliefs we want to support and promote in society, and to stand against any ideology that intends to harm or exclude others." 

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