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You not wrong either, but I seem to remember that the Germans had a mighty neat, i.e., non-messy "solution" (some would say a "final" one) for a "problem" they
by ghoward 5y ago
You not wrong either, but I seem to remember that the Germans had a mighty neat, i.e., non-messy "solution" (some would say a "final" one) for a "problem" they thought they had.
Throughout history, making people second-class citizens has never resulted in anything good. If you can name one instance in history where making people second-class citizens was a net benefit, I will eat my words.
- rrrrrrrrrrrryan 5y agoI'll suppress the obvious Godwin's law call-out to just state that "unvaccinated" is not a protected class, and we probably both agree that carrots tend to work better than sticks.
- ghoward 5y agoThe Jews were not a protected class in Germany at the time either. In fact, "protected class" is an American legal term (from the Civil Rights Act of 1964, I believe?), so I don't know why you even mentioned that.
- inkblotuniverse 5y agoOh, it's not a orotected class?! That's fine, then! If we take nonrepentant apostates off the list of protected classes, do we get to lock them up, too? :)