Today's American "master race" flunked out of community college and still lives with mom. 
Oh, and being a nazi is still a bad thing in America. Yet, goobers want attention I guess.
The stigma is still here, though maybe not as strong and in your face as with my parent's generation, those who lived it. Not really sure how millennial's, Z's and forward feel about it as it's become as distant now as WWI. For late boomers / early Gen X'ers like me, we still had first hand accounts from parents and grandparents. People who could sort out the accurate from the Hollywood bullshit from films, without the help of historians because...well...they were there. Dad critiquing Saving Private Ryan's infantry tactics comes to mind. Post war, before they got old, I could see Dad and some of his fellow veterans going up to that bunch of goobers and beating the shit out of them. Call the cops. They'll be on our side. At least back then, because chances were, some of them were veterans too. The goobers knew that so they didn't pull shit like this.
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