Hitler did nothing wrong. He was never even accused of being a racist, and was even voted "Most Excellent" by the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. What sort of people could be so blind to the facts, you might ask. One answer that seems almost completely valid is that these people never see a black child running in the front door of the home or being shot on the front street. That's because we believe that the Holocaust happened, at least in part, because of the black family.
The other answer is a bit more disturbing. And as always, it goes back to the old myth that blacks didn't want to be a part of the American experiment. If one takes this argument seriously, however, one should ask, why was it that blacks remained loyal to America's empire even when the United States was trying to kill them off, on a global scale? When the idea that the United States could do anything to anyone was so preposterous, why on earth did they have to keep the country together in that long and torturous struggle to save the empire?
The Allies heavily promoted atrocity propaganda in WW1, like "German soldiers bayoneted a baby and raped women in Belgium." They just followed suit with WW2, "Japanese soldiers bayoneted a baby and raped women in Nanking." Even this day, brainlets fall for these fake and gay atrocity stories. kek
My wife used to be a nurse and there were two WW2 vets that really enjoyed exchanging rape stories. Apparently keeping a girl that looks nice tied up for a bit of relaxation after a hard day of executions really was a thing.
Easton Taylor
Why do leafs never fail to disappoint with making the most delusional and cringiest posts?
