Which of these doors were from the world war 2 German death camp and which ones were not from world war 2 German death camps?
Pictures from the website in the link below
I can not guarantee it is accurate. You could check a official Jewish holocaust museum type website to fact check me
In my view, the Holocaust transformed a rich and interesting history into a victimhood story.
This clever manipulation got Jewish people preferred status and protection all over the world, but now that everyone lighter than a manila folder has turned on them, the vengeance is coming at full force.
Jews cannot be both victim and "oppressor" in the eyes of such people.
A more reasonable take is that diversity fails in any form, whether that be Northern Ireland, Rwanda, South Africa, Kosovo, or Tigray.
Jews belong in Israel but nowhere else.
Sane people support this, and also support sending Israel the weapons it needs to defeat Hamas and relocate Palestinians to Syria, Egypt, and Jordan with their ethnic brothers and sisters.
Are you sure you did not accidentally write that reply to the wrong post? This post was asking about German death camp doors. I should have included the phrase "gas chamber door"
The Holocaust is unexceptional in that it is a typical diversity problem.
Tolerance is forced, then the backlash comes back at three times the speed.
Same way the Hamas guys are now experiencing it.
Almost all current issues boil down to our denial of ethnonationalism and its pure logical necessity.
The others seem to involve the great class war for wealth transfer.
After that, we just need to ban Crocs.
@shortstories
The Holocaust happened.
It was:
1. A slave labor program where most victims died of disease and malnutrition;
2. Open pit executions, barn burnings, and ghetto warfare, mostly by partisans.
However, the official narrative of soap, lampshades, gas chambers, electric pools, bending guns, and death vans was obviously fake.
This week it came back to bite Israel in the ass, but we should ask, was it ever good?