[ SECRET POST #3336 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3336 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT

I am a Jew and I agree with this comment.

And also, I dislike the narrative of painting Nazis (and by extension other perpetrators of genocide and similarly horrific acts) as something other than human, because it allows humanity as a whole to sidestep taking responsibility for ourselves. Humans are capable of terrible things.

The Nazis were not otherwordly boogeymen beyond human understanding. They were not anthropomorphized blobs of Pure Evil. They were ordinary people who did terrible things. We should NOT absolve them of responsibility for their actions by treating them as though they were mindless beasts doing the only thing they knew how to do.

[(Anonymous)]

I only say pay evil unto evil.

[diet_poison]

+100

[(Anonymous)]

Humans are capable of terrible things.

This, exactly. I just finished watching Joshua Oppenheimer's The Look of Silence and as horrifying as the perpetrators of the massacre are, they are nonetheless human. We're doing a great disservice to the victims by claiming that the butchers are not human, are Evil Incarnate, etc., IMO, because it's another form of making excuses for them - and a kind of denial, too, more of us may be capable of terrible things than we'd like to admit, if the right (wrong) conditions came together.