As He died to make men holy
Let us die to make things cheap

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  • Before the war, Europeans were obsessed with the Jewish question. The question was basically what to do with the jews who refuse to assimilate. The Germans came up with what they coined as the final solution to the Jewish question, which was of course the Holocaust.

    Then, after the war, what do Europeans do? Do they accept that Jews can live among them as equals, even though they are different? Do we manage to leave this fucking Jewish question behind us?

    Nah, we give them land where other people already live, so that they can have their own state and not bother us.

    It’s just another solution to the Jewish question, and it’s rooted in the same fucked up belief that we simply cannot afford to coexist.

    Israel was not founded against the Holocaust, it was founded with a basis in the same type of fucked up thinking as the Holocaust itself.









  • Well, the entire thread is still there except my deleted comment reading as follows:

    insufficient avenues for engagement beyond voting.

    Funny what banning protests does to a country.

    So you can see in the thread that I provide sources, such as the New York Times:

    The country’s authorities have banned many protests in the name of fighting antisemitism. Critics say such restrictions are discriminatory.

    To me, this seems relevant in a thread about how German youth feels that their avenues for democratic participation beyond voting are restricted. Besides, I was not banned for alleged misinformation, but for “derailing”.

    Even if I was wrong, which I do not believe I was, I hardly see my comment being worthy of a ban in a reasonably moderated community. Discussion, yes.