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Extraordinarily brazen? It’s the unpleasant, difficult and uncomfortable truth which most Germans chose to ignore when it was happening, right after an end was

Extraordinarily brazen? It’s the unpleasant, difficult and uncomfortable truth which most Germans chose to ignore when it was happening, right after an end was out to it through the defeat of Germany and in the many years after it. All previous achievements by Germans pale in comparison. The only brazen thing about it - is how little punishment Germany has endured as the result. Should’ve been much much much more punishment.

HanTrio3 4y ago
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- kashunstva 4y ago
  > punitive genocide being waged against them to this day Against whom, the German people? The claim of “genocide” is not often used lightly. Do you have evidence of the systematic large-scale killings of German people occurring now? > the Holocaust pales in comparison to what has been done to Germany Since depravity has no formal metrics, I suppose that’s a value judgement. But it’s not one that’s shared by most people who are not themselves some brand of Nazi or Holocaust denier. > I can only assume you have a horse in this race There is no race except for the imaginary race fabricated by antisemites to sow doubt about the facts and causes of the Holocaust.
- z3c0 4y ago
  > the holocaust pales in comparison to what has been done to Germany. It's rather disturbing to see this stated with such conviction, but I guess Neo-Nazi's had to come from somewhere.
jonp888 4y ago
The ideology that punishment is a form of retribution, with the primary aim being to inflict as much suffering as the subject has earned through their crimes, rather than to produce a change in behaviour, is what leads to the US having the world's largest prison population and world's highest incarceration rate but having far more violence that other countries at a similar level of economic development and no significant decrease in violent crime. It doesn't work on a nation-state level either - they tried the harsh punishment route after WW1 and it led to WW2.
bstein2 4y ago
Jews are not the primary victims of WW2.

HanTrio3 4y ago

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kashunstva 4y ago
> punitive genocide being waged against them to this day Against whom, the German people? The claim of “genocide” is not often used lightly. Do you have evidence of the systematic large-scale killings of German people occurring now? > the Holocaust pales in comparison to what has been done to Germany Since depravity has no formal metrics, I suppose that’s a value judgement. But it’s not one that’s shared by most people who are not themselves some brand of Nazi or Holocaust denier. > I can only assume you have a horse in this race There is no race except for the imaginary race fabricated by antisemites to sow doubt about the facts and causes of the Holocaust.
z3c0 4y ago
> the holocaust pales in comparison to what has been done to Germany. It's rather disturbing to see this stated with such conviction, but I guess Neo-Nazi's had to come from somewhere.

jonp888 4y ago

The ideology that punishment is a form of retribution, with the primary aim being to inflict as much suffering as the subject has earned through their crimes, rather than to produce a change in behaviour, is what leads to the US having the world's largest prison population and world's highest incarceration rate but having far more violence that other countries at a similar level of economic development and no significant decrease in violent crime. It doesn't work on a nation-state level either - they tried the harsh punishment route after WW1 and it led to WW2.

bstein2 4y ago

Jews are not the primary victims of WW2.