Alternate Holocaust narrative

**moon** · 10-17-2021, 04:38 PM

Hey, lookie- the Brit maggot wants to talk about CRT, not the thread topic.

**T. A. Gardner** · 10-17-2021, 04:40 PM

Originally Posted by moon

So it did- but it also involved the rounding up and extermination of up to 14 million other minorities-- Roma, Gypsies , coloured folk, the handicapped , etc ., anybody considered a threat to the purity of the white Aryan ' race'.
You should have been taught that the slaughter of Jews is known as ' the Shoah ' and that of the Gypsies as ' the Devouring ' etc., components of the overall Holocaust . The Holocaust was never a Jewish-only episode, Jews forming fewer than a third of its victims.

This is part of it. There were also concentration camps for undesirable political and economic prisoners who were against the régime but weren't to be exterminated. An example of that is Dachau, one of the earliest and longest operating camps. Prisoners there were often allowed to continue to do some work / research on whatever they were good at for the Nazis in return for some special treatment.

Curt Herzstark, is an example of this. He was allowed to continue to develop his mechanical, hand-held, calculator. He worked on it for years always with an excuse it didn't quite work right until freed in 1945. Then he started making them after the war.

**Micawber** · 10-17-2021, 04:53 PM

Originally Posted by BidenPresident

You never took a college philosophy class.

He's an idiot. Exactly like Eman from DC junkies.

**BidenPresident** · 10-17-2021, 04:54 PM

Originally Posted by Micawber

He's an idiot. Exactly like Eman from DC junkies.

And probably mentally ill.

**Micawber** · 10-17-2021, 05:00 PM

Originally Posted by BidenPresident

And probably mentally ill.

He wants schools to be as bad as this shithole, no moderation and no accountability for truth.

Sorry assholes, you can only print your total unadulterated shit here. We own truth and science.

**ThatOwlWoman** · 10-17-2021, 05:17 PM

Originally Posted by T. A. Gardner

This is part of it. There were also concentration camps for undesirable political and economic prisoners who were against the régime but weren't to be exterminated. An example of that is Dachau, one of the earliest and longest operating camps. Prisoners there were often allowed to continue to do some work / research on whatever they were good at for the Nazis in return for some special treatment.

Curt Herzstark, is an example of this. He was allowed to continue to develop his mechanical, hand-held, calculator. He worked on it for years always with an excuse it didn't quite work right until freed in 1945. Then he started making them after the war.

Thanks for the brief history lesson. I did not know this.

**ThatOwlWoman** · 10-17-2021, 05:22 PM

Originally Posted by Nordberg

What is wrong with CRT? It just teaches that America has had institutional racism and policies since we started. The contention is we cannot be honest about who we are and how we got here without that openness and honesty. We had slavery and it involved rape, abuse,ownership of other humans and sometimes murder.
When we ended slavery, the abuse rape, and murder continued. We had laws to stop blacks from voting. We had police allow whites to mistreat and protect the KKK and other groups.
Up north we had many abuses. Some northern states had huge KKK membership. Trump's father marched in a KKK demonstration down 5th avenue.
We still have redlining. The south is trying to stop blacks from exercising their voting rights. Voter repression has existed since the Emancipation Proclamation.
Why can't we just face who we are and try to do better?

Because that would involve RWers having to realize that just because they're white, they're no better than anyone else. Anything that suggests the history you just related must be whitewashed, pun intended.

**Jack** · 10-17-2021, 06:09 PM

Originally Posted by BidenPresident

We need to teach kids epistemology.

What?

**BidenPresident** · 10-17-2021, 06:10 PM

Originally Posted by Jack

What?

:

Maybe you're just stupid.

**Jack** · 10-17-2021, 06:16 PM

Originally Posted by Into the Night

No. Schools tend to deny anything about the Theory of Creation, teaching the Theory of Abiogenesis as 'science', and even confusing it with the Theory of Evolution, which they also call 'science'.
They teach the Church of Global Warming as 'science', even though that religion ignores the 1st and 2nd laws of thermodynamics and the Stefan-Boltzmann law.
They teach mandated vaccinations are 'science' even though they are based on arguing both sides of a paradox, which is itself irrational.

Nah. Schools aren't really interested in teaching all sides. Only the sides they consider 'correct'.

The whole CRT concept is based on racism.

If you have accepted Jesus Christ as your Path to Salvation, then it should be easy to remember who killed Our Savior. Stephen Miller is one of the Good Ones ... but Guno

**Jack** · 10-17-2021, 06:17 PM

Originally Posted by BidenPresident

Maybe you're just stupid.

**BidenPresident** · 10-17-2021, 06:18 PM

Originally Posted by Jack

bye troll

**Flash** · 10-17-2021, 07:00 PM

Originally Posted by Into the Night

It is completely appropriate. Your illiteracy in this subject shows why.

I'm surprised you think teaching the political ideology of critical race theory is appropriate in public schools.

**BidenPresident** · 10-17-2021, 07:10 PM

Originally Posted by Flash

I'm surprised you think teaching the political ideology of critical race theory is appropriate in public schools.

Racism is bad. Is that too complex for a history class?

**Flash** · 10-17-2021, 07:23 PM

Originally Posted by BidenPresident

Racism is bad. Is that too complex for a history class?

Racism as history is very different than CRT which is more sociology and contains controversial claims; unless you mean real CRT which is a law school topic dealing with discriminatory laws and those with a disparate impact.

History would include slavery, Reconstruction, segregation and the civil rights movement.