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Net nazi 

People who do things like sue normal everyday people for downloading mp3s, or spy on everything you do on the net. Basically tight-asses who think the net should be policed like the real world.
Hey, ain't nothin up with downloading warez, unless you're a net nazi.
Net nazi by Rock` April 9, 2003
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Net nazi 

Timachee
Stop critizin' the keyboard commando's you net nazi
Net nazi by Ne01 March 26, 2003
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Net-Nazi 

People who try to pick a fight or intimidate people, like people with balls would do in real life, except that those lamers are hiding behind their monitor, knowing that they can live out their fantasy of being a tyrant through the absolute safety and anonymity the internet offers them.
This guy in chat was trying to tell me that he was going to whip my ass - damned net-Nazi.
Net-Nazi by Angel March 18, 2004

Net-Nazi 

A racist, typically a proclaimed member of White Nationalism or other hate movements and groups who uses the internet to vent their frustrations against modern society. Are famous for hypocritical view points and excessive use of toned down racial slurs when arguing opponents.
I talked to your friend Josh on instant messenger. He can’t complete a sentence without using the words Negro or Jew to express himself. He’s such a Net-Nazi.
Net-Nazi by DarkMageJay May 29, 2005

nazi.net 

A home site for nazis to express their hatred of jews and anybody or anything else they feel is a good target to express their hatred that truly roots from their tragic childhoods of being raped and abused and brainwashed, looking for fathers and raising each other to fill the hole from their failed parents, hopes and dreams.
Blah blah, conspiracy talk, fuck the jews, blah blah blah, heil hitler, blah, fuck joosevelt. - nazi.net
nazi.net by Joofoot3 June 2, 2008
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