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Sanity -> RE: Nazis, literal nazis, inspired by the US? (3/16/2015 9:32:34 AM)
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You misunderstand, as usual. Its far from trollish. Lucy claimed that using chemicals on people is Naziism, and I am just illustrating a point.
That's always possible. So why don't you provide a link to the post where she says that and we can go from there.
No problem
"A brilliant new book by a Mexican-American historian documents how, in the Twenties and Thirties, the Nazis were inspired by what the United States had been doing to their Mexican neighbours since 1917...
...Mexican visitors were forced to strip naked and subjected to... 'disinfection' with various toxic fumigants, including gasoline, kerosene, sulfuric acid, DDT and, after 1929, Zyklon-B (hydrocyanic acid) - the same gas used in the Holocaust's death camps. "
Later in that same post it was admitted that the Zyklon-B wasnt used on people at all
A lot of that was very likely fiction, I suspect its much like the Ferguson agitators pushing their "Hands up dont shoot" lie
Its all about stirring shit, making people hate. In this case, making Hispanics hate whites
A few more thoughts on that same subject...
In 1917, DDT wasnt thought of as something that was harmful toward anything except insects. It was seen as the lifesaver that it was, as it saved millions and millions of lives by killing off the mosquitoes that spread many terrible diseases. Even now the one single drawback that its accusers have used to ban it, that it thins bird egg shells and thereby harms avian populations, is debatable
Gasoline may have been used, as well as other chemicals that seem barbaric today
But in context, what do you suppose that the Mexicans themselves used to treat the different things that were mentioned in the OP
Even in the mainstream populations around the planet such use of those things was likely accepted as normal and necessary in 1917
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