Why was it okay for Hitler to kill the Jews?
Why was it okay for Hitler to kill the Jews?
Kevin James
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Samuel Collins
Usery
Charles Young
It wasn't okay. It was genocide. Not okay.
Austin Gonzalez
Well see this is the problem, nobody lets the Nazis ever have a rally or ever interviews us, so they don't get it
We don't believe he killed any Jews
Mason Robinson
Look up weimer sex changes
Jaxson Robinson
He didn't. But they deserved it for what they did to the German people.
Joshua Young
Cos whatever whatever he does what he wants.
Caleb Cruz
I just watched a vice documentary interviewing people at that recent rally and they were literally insane. I've met radical Islamists and the mentality is much the same
Joseph Gray
It would have been, if he had.
Brody Thompson
They were political enemies and actively attempted to subvert the government. It was just coincidental that a lot of them were jews.
Jayden Harris
what about the images of many many starved dead bodies and mass graves.
Gabriel James
because they wanted to kill Hitler
Carson Fisher
>Why was it okay for Hitler to kill the Jews?
he didnt kill jews
Josiah Bennett
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HISPANIC IS NOT A RACE
Logan Young
Self defense.
Dominic Turner
Photoshopped
Noah Kelly
Hispanic = his panic. His panic when he attempts to cross the border. Jews did this.
Lucas Brooks
*commie jews
Austin Howard
it was necessary to use as leverage internationally, to justifiy the creation of the state of israel
Jason Morgan
Post-WWI Germany was frequently under threat of balkanization and civil war by communist groups, typically led by jews (whether coincidental or not). The Bolsheviks, for example, had a high concentration of jewish leaders and it didn't help their image when Lenin (another jew) waged a war against Poland with the stated goal of spreading communism into Germany by force.
During the German revolution of 1918, plenty of jewish-led communes sprung up and the result is pretty predictable. Hitler witnessed the Bavarian commune firsthand and you can read more about it here en.m.wikipedia.org
It was a pretty brutal sequence of events and a good number of future nazi leaders participated in the suppression of the communes via the Freikorps. It can be inferred that these events led to the general association of jews with communism as well as being the enemies of the German people. I'm not agreeing with it, but nazism wasn't a random or unprovoked act of aggression against a scapegoat as western public education would have you believe.
Ian Collins
Why is O.K. for Jews to deny Christ?