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It started with burning books and banning transgender.

Same this time.

Thank you @auschwitzmuseum for your work & for finding such powerful words

In #memory of all who died & suffered. For all who lost loved ones. For all who survived but where broken & lived & suffered on.

For all who helped people that needed help – for all who fought and cared.

Dictatorships are possible when enough people decide to be a part of them

We have to listen to what they say and take it seriously

We can resist their instructions to hate

We can say no. We can #fight & #resist.

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Never forget…

No, Auschwitz was a specific project by specific people with a specific ideology, Nazi Fascism.

Nazis did this not all humans.

Please stop normalizing Naziism with false equivalencies.

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So, so true.

Also true: The Nazis dehumanized and killed Jews and also other groups of people they deemed unworthy of living.

That must be not forgotten as well.

@auschwitzmuseum Yes, it started with words. It always does.

https://fediscience.org/@martinvermeer/113389645913756723

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The enormity of hate it took to end up w/place…

We’re ramping up to this level in the #us

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The first concentration camp in Dachau was established to do away with Hitler's political rivals and labor leaders.

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Et comme on le voit en Palestine, il n'est pas necessaire de beaucoup d'infrastructure pour en commettre un

Parc contre il faut beaucoup de désinformations, de narrations,et même d'espionnage et d'une presse travaillées au corps.

@auschwitzmuseum Or, as Friedrich Merz said these days: "Abschiebungen müssen täglich stattfinden!"

It is horrible.

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Not only did it not start with gas chambers but it didn't even start with Auschwitz... many camps were set up before 1940 when Auschwitz opened in order to incarcerate increased political prisoners, resistance groups, and groups deemed racially inferior, such as Jews and Roma (Gypsies) and weaker (handicapped). Among these were Gusen (39) Neuengamme (1940) Gross-Rosen (1940) Auschwitz (1940) Natzweiler (1940) Stutthof a Gestapo Labor Education camp 1942 Majdanek (Feb 1943)

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And we have the benefit of retrospect on this. People at the time couldn't imagine that such industrialized genocide was possible, we can.

One no longer needs to wonder or philosophize as to what the true depths of human depravity are, as we see with the jewish holocaust and in places like Gaza, the capacity for depravity goes all the way to the bottomand the only restrictions are those we impose.