Why did the Nazis care so little about humans and yet so much about animals?
Why did the Nazis care so little about humans and yet so much about animals?
Joshua Phillips
Isaac Johnson
inb4 "worse than animals"
Ryan Lee
same reason liberals do
Tyler Rodriguez
Winners write the History.
Nazis were good, Jews are the true evil ones.
Levi Hernandez
This
The life in Natsoc Germany was 10x times better than the rest of the western world.
Xavier Diaz
Because the people they experimented on were less important than animals.
Brandon Bell
We have a winner. The whole narrative falls apart when you actually think about it.
Anthony Perez
Didn't the H-man say something to the effect of
>the caring of an animal is the mark of a true aryan
Luis Rivera
Because the winners' "history" you were taught about them is nothing but lies and half-truths.
Ayden Miller
because no human experimentation actually happened
Ethan Lewis
Had to be left to the Japs with 731.
Wyatt James
The victors write the history books.
Luis Kelly
Because jews aren't human
William Gray
Something to that extent, and it's true. Look how other races treat animals.
Jace Peterson
Luke Lee
Oliver Roberts
WW1.
Luke Adams
They treated the Jews with the same respect the Jews treated them with.
Jose Thompson
Thanks Colgate sorry youtube has banned mention of you even existing. The more I learn of Weimar Germany the more I wonder if history really is cyclical. As far as movie names it rings so true
>Thor Love and Thunder
Everything is sex or butt stuff to them.
I know some old hippy lady IRL who has her 10 year old daughter come with her to "Burlesque Shows" totally not sex work.
Jack Myers
Because animals are likeable.
Sebastian Gomez
More information
archive.4plebs.org
Jeremiah Edwards
Moreover, why would they kill them at all instead of putting every Jewish man and woman to work towards the war effort?
The Americans did this with the Japanese.
Anthony White
This user whose thread i've shared is a fucking legend.
I have like 14 threads of his.
If someone is interested reply and I'll post them.
Oliver Cox
>It was rumored that
Robert Brown
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