Hippiekinkster
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ORIGINAL: RealityLicks I am loath to respond to your critique of my historical references. I certainly won't be drawn after this post into the subject of the Holocaust because it has quite limited bearing on the events of today. Hitler was obviously a pretty sick anti-Semite but ... quote:
I ask Roosevelt, I ask the American people: Are you prepared to receive in your midst these well-poisoners of the German people and the universal spirit of Christianity? We would willingly give everyone of them a free steamer-ticket and a thousand-mark note for travelling expenses, if we could get rid of them." (Quoted in N H Baynes, The Speeches of Adolf Hitler, Oxford University Press, 1942, Volume I, pp.727-28) I would no more take the offer in 1942 to ship the Jews to America as a negation of Hitler's approval of the Final Solution than I would accept your quote as proof that an actual policy existed. Your answer is illogical but you seem determined to plunge on. No doubt in your next response I'll be damned as an anti-Semite, along with everyone who does not long for the same genocidal approach to be used against the Palestinians. Can you tell me why you think one genocidal act justifies another? Or why this particular genocidal act, justifies virtually any action being meted out when you do not claim it for other groups? Is it possibly - and I say this not to offend - your own personal guilt at some unacknowledged anti-Semitism of your own? This is not about religion, or ethnicity or even about Hamas. It's simply about living justly and in peace today. Right, I'm on my way. I wish you the best. Fine. If you won't accept a quote from the Wannsee memorial itself, then there's no point in talking to you, or even reading what you write. Welcome to my ignore list.
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