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But that ignores the whole point! If I ignore that the sky isn't blurple, sure, the sky is blurple. The Nazis believed all Jewish people to be connected to a c
by Timon3 3y ago
But that ignores the whole point! If I ignore that the sky isn't blurple, sure, the sky is blurple.
The Nazis believed all Jewish people to be connected to a conspiracy, even though the necessary precondition wasn't given. This is NOT the same with Russian people, which the previous poster claimed.
I am not claiming all Russian people should be treated one way or another, but I cannot stand the historical revisionism comparing the plight of the Jewish people DURING WWII to Russian people today!
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- pphysch 3y agoIt wasn't just Jewish people, it was any group associated with the USSR. Socialists, communists, etc. Anyways, I'm sure the European fascists will be right this time, and nothing will go wrong.
- Timon3 3y agoYou're right, I'm sorry - the Russian people are living through the exact same trauma that Jewish people went through. They are being banned from society for no good reason, and are slowly but surely being killed through a bureaucratic death machine. It's the exact same situation. Literally.
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- photochemsyn 3y agoTo be precise, I was comparing the plight of the Jewish people in Germany in c. 1933 to the plight of 'suspected Russian collaborators' in Poland today, with the goal of explaining how blocking the rise of totalitarian states (with no independent judiciary or fair trials for citizens) could have prevented the plight of the Jewish people in 1943. Claiming that anyone is doing the kind of historical revisionism are opposed to is something of a strawman argument, isn't it?