[ SECRET POST #3607 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3707 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Pokemon]


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[Draco Malfoy from Harry Potter]


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[Sherlock]


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[Titanic]


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[Underworld: Blood Wars]


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(Claymore)











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Comments

Re: Book club - February discussion

[diet_poison]

I guess we use the term "concentration camps" because technically the Nazi camps were both. I never really heard "extermination camps" used in history class, though maybe it should have been. We look to the Holocaust as the most disgustingly outstanding example of any such thing, and a lot of people don't even realize those places exist(ed) outside of Nazi Germany without a more thorough and specific education. And upon reflection, I think that's an issue.

We definitely have a major issue with incarceration in the US, especially private prisons, though the latter is I believe (and hope!) on the decline.

I wonder where you'd draw the line to call them concentration camps. I suppose in some ways they are, but not every way. They are definitely proportionately over-populated by minorities though. :(

Re: Book club - February discussion

[(Anonymous)]

We really do need to start teaching people more about the Nazis than just the final five or six years.

There was a good BBC series, available to stream in the usual places called "The Nazis: A Warning From History", which should have been screened a lot more widely. We could have done with heeding that warning more clearly.

Re: Book club - February discussion

[diet_poison]

I should check that out.