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Originally Posted by Toy Soldier
Anyone who knows anything about German history, not just WW2/Hitler but the class divides and rising tensions that lead into both WW's, can make clear and distinct comparisons to the current class war (and it is primarily a class war, not a race war) that has been bubbling up in the US (and in slightly different ways, the UK) in recent years. The comparisons are there to be made. Not to the war and Nazi rule itself, but to the socioeconomic conditions that people with other agendas exploited in order to gain positions of power and influence, and encourage the compliance, that made those atrocities possible.
It might be "offensive", but making analytical comparisons of history in order to identify and hopefully swerve the same issues is the whole point of studying history and politics  . If people find these topics too personally offensive/uncomfortable to engage with then it's that individuals prerogative to not engage, but to claim that "no one should do it" because some people might overhear and not like what they're hearing? Meh. Unacademic, illogical and damaging thinking. |
So.… comparisons with Nazi Germany should just be sucked up? Because you think it unacademic, illogical and damaging.
It's funny to be how gentiles
repeatedly tell me what I should be thinking in case I don't understand. Even more insulting.
You may wrongly think that making comparisons between Trump, who's probably finished after his Covid performance, and Hitler is perfectly acceptable. That's your prerogative. But please don't tell me that I'm wrong to disagree. Especially in light of your sig....a bunch of
completely out of context Googled quotes from the man who saved this country from the Nazis. Also your prerogative...