I think the only cure for Honky, Pansi and Adelcrow would be a trip to Auschwitz.

Cofgod wrote on Feb 3^rd, 2014 at 3:47am:
Cofgod, you seem so confident of the correctness of your position I assume you have looked into this claim before. Perhaps you could share some links?

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That's because I'm correct.

gizmo_2655 wrote on Feb 4^th, 2014 at 12:37am:



It can be interpreted this way when the news Article is taken out of the events in 1933. But some context…

In 1933 Hitler became Chancellor of Germany and with Hitler came discriminatory policies against Jews; like the yellow stickers. Jews responded to Hitler by boycotting German products. Hitler and the Nazi Sympathisers saw this boycott as an act of aggression against Germany, and called it ‘the Jews war with Germany’. 

But I am not sure where the OP is trying to lead the reader.  Is he suggesting that Jews should accept Hitler’s policy on discrimination against Jews so Hitler doesn't order the Jewish Holocaust? Very ridicules position.

Cofgod wrote on Feb 4^th, 2014 at 12:29am:


Oh yeah?  What part of my post do you have a problem with?  Are you saying they bring it on themselves?

UnSubRocky wrote on Feb 4^th, 2014 at 4:18pm:


You can't. But they were 'convenient'. To motivate a nation, in the grip of a pretty severe depression, you need a 'Great Enemy'. A foreign enemy works ok, so does an internal one, but the best is a 'worldwide conspiracy' against the people, which is what Hitler gave the German people.
It wasn't very difficult either, most of the Germans were Christian, and the churches had been using the Jews kill Jesus story for centuries, and the Jewish people were fairly insular as well, which helped the story along a lot.

America used a fairly similar method in the Cold War against Communism and something very similar is being used now against corporations and 'Capitalism' (the great eviiiilllll)

The far-right in Germany (including Hitler) had muti-faceted accusations against Jews.

If you look at Hitler's case at the time it was that Jews:

*betrayed Germany in creating the Weimar Republic, and the constitution that went with it, which crippled Germany, and forced it to pay massive amounts of compensation to its WW1 enemies.
*were behind the communist and socialist movements
*were involved in degenerative activities such as the creation of porn
*had allegiance to Jewry (and Jewish aims such as Zionism) rather than the German nation
*were behind terrorist acts such as the burning of the German parliament and the assassination of German political figures.
*caused Germany's loss in WW1 by agitating a defeatist attitude in Germany during the war.
*were profiting from the misfortune of Germans through their banking system.

Whilst these actions may have been the acts of some Jews (and not just Jews) rather than all Jews, the actions of wealthy foreign Jews and leaders of foreign Jewish organisations at the time gave impetus to claims of the German far-right of a Jewish conspiracy against Germany.

That the Jews were portrayed as inferior came later, after they were initially portrayed as a threat. Much of the propaganda aimed at Jews portrayed them as degenerative rather than inferior.

Sasha wrote on Feb 4^th, 2014 at 2:17pm:


There were no edicts forcing Jews to wear badges until WWII had commenced.

German Jews were not required to wear yellow badges until 1941.