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I will submit three points.
Firstly, Jews are among the least popular demographics in human history for a reason - I don't feel any sympathy for Jewish victims of anything in the same way I don't feel too bad about the Spanish conquests of the Aztecs - unlike their noble neighbours, the Inca, the Azteca were foul beyond all description, as are Jews. Some cultures are better off isolated from civil discourse, and very little of Jewish culture is compatable with any modern civilisation.
Secondly, to the point - the one piece of data I have seen, insultingly, absent in any document is Jewish military deaths. Jews are apparently a third party in any conflict - most will include civilian and military deaths, but Jews apparently make a third category. What proportion of these casualties were civilian - can it be that if none were military, and they were entirely, as purported, civilian deaths, then they're a race of worthless cowards of little value to any nation. If there were miltiary deaths, then the "Holocaust" wouldn't make any sense - you'd have to include other military casualties, like those in the USSR who number over twenty million, since the loss to Russia is normally excused, rightly, as "total war"
Thirdly, to the point again, how exactly do Jews make up the vast majority of all civilian casualties during the entire war? Are Jews bomb-magnets or something? Were no Jews killed in a similar manner to Soviet civilians, who starved or died in the cold winter after the infrastructure was destroyed? Why is it six of eleven: why does the Holocaust not include Soviet civilians?
How many Jews were killed in the manner that Soviets were - how many Jews died in Leningrad, how many in Belarus where 25% of the population died?
Why would I give a fuck about Auschwitz when St Petersburg has hundreds of thousands of bodies under the floorboards - as does Volgograd - to the extent that they are still pulling out bodies to this day - https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...-602-World-War-II-Soviet-soldiers-buried.html
To me it seems like everyone knows about Auschwitz but few people seem to know, or even care, about the enormous loss of life elsewhere in Europe at the time. What exactly makes Jews so important?
Not only that, but it appears to me that a street in Leningrad in which two hundred died, all Jews among them are counted as part of the Holocaust while the Russians, Estonians, Latvians, Ukrainians, Belorussians, Lithuanians, all the little Republics that made up the USSR who may have had citizens in the city at the time it was surrounded are not counted because "lol"
Firstly, Jews are among the least popular demographics in human history for a reason - I don't feel any sympathy for Jewish victims of anything in the same way I don't feel too bad about the Spanish conquests of the Aztecs - unlike their noble neighbours, the Inca, the Azteca were foul beyond all description, as are Jews. Some cultures are better off isolated from civil discourse, and very little of Jewish culture is compatable with any modern civilisation.
Secondly, to the point - the one piece of data I have seen, insultingly, absent in any document is Jewish military deaths. Jews are apparently a third party in any conflict - most will include civilian and military deaths, but Jews apparently make a third category. What proportion of these casualties were civilian - can it be that if none were military, and they were entirely, as purported, civilian deaths, then they're a race of worthless cowards of little value to any nation. If there were miltiary deaths, then the "Holocaust" wouldn't make any sense - you'd have to include other military casualties, like those in the USSR who number over twenty million, since the loss to Russia is normally excused, rightly, as "total war"
Thirdly, to the point again, how exactly do Jews make up the vast majority of all civilian casualties during the entire war? Are Jews bomb-magnets or something? Were no Jews killed in a similar manner to Soviet civilians, who starved or died in the cold winter after the infrastructure was destroyed? Why is it six of eleven: why does the Holocaust not include Soviet civilians?
How many Jews were killed in the manner that Soviets were - how many Jews died in Leningrad, how many in Belarus where 25% of the population died?
Why would I give a fuck about Auschwitz when St Petersburg has hundreds of thousands of bodies under the floorboards - as does Volgograd - to the extent that they are still pulling out bodies to this day - https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...-602-World-War-II-Soviet-soldiers-buried.html
To me it seems like everyone knows about Auschwitz but few people seem to know, or even care, about the enormous loss of life elsewhere in Europe at the time. What exactly makes Jews so important?
Not only that, but it appears to me that a street in Leningrad in which two hundred died, all Jews among them are counted as part of the Holocaust while the Russians, Estonians, Latvians, Ukrainians, Belorussians, Lithuanians, all the little Republics that made up the USSR who may have had citizens in the city at the time it was surrounded are not counted because "lol"
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