Comments by "Black Cat Dungeon Master\x27s Familiar" (@blackcatdungeonmastersfami5311) on "Hitler's Obsession: The Persecution of Jewish People and the Ramp-up to War" video.

  1. Be careful because there's also evidence Hitler was quite ambivalent about Jewish people this early
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  2. Utter rubbish. Hitler accepted homosexuals only as long as he needed to. For example he liked and respected Roehm but found his homosexual behaviour disgusting.
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  3. There's the assumption that Jewishness is just some unimportant, arbitrary characteristic like being left handed. A more serious analysis would note that Jewish people in Weimar Germany as in many other places were heavily overrepresented in the professions but also in financial crime and Bolshevik agitation. They had a huge role in the Communist revolutions all over Eastern Europe and Germany at the end of the First World War. Even Winston Churchill noticed they tended to take an antagonistic viewpoint against any society they settled in.
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  4.  @robertmatch6550  It's something you can check for yourself by opening a book. I recommend Kevin MacDonald but if you want a Jewish, pro Jewish writer covering the same subject matter, try Yuri Slezkine The Jewish Century.
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  5.  @Hartley_Hare  Nice for you. Not sure how it's relevant.
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  6.  @Hartley_Hare  There are several problems the most important is when the ethnic identity clashes with the national identity. Here's an example. In the USA especially but in Britain too we were pushed into an unnecessary and costly war (costly in lives and money) with Iraq, the real reason for this war was to enhance Israel's security. The people who got us into this war by telling a pack of lies (the Washington neoconservatives and their lackeys in London) put Israeli interests ahead of the interests of the country they claim to be citizens of. This is a long standing phenomenon. Amongst many others, all of Churchill, Stalin and Hitler noticed the tendency.
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  7.  @Hartley_Hare  Has it led you to subvert your country or push it into a war against its national interests? If not then all good.
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