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miz [any, any] @hexbear.net 1d ago

tags: chemical warfare glyphosate zionism zionist atrocities lebanon

miz [any, any] @hexbear.net 1d ago

death to amerikkkkkkkkkkkkkkkka

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miz [any, any] @hexbear.net 1d ago

illegal drugs: solved

miz [any, any] @hexbear.net 1d ago

today in "Best of Hexbear", this comment by SeventyTwoTrillion:

Hitler grew up reading Karl May’s American western novels for young people, which featured tales of taming the “Wild West” through “Indian wars.” He also regularly re-read them into adulthood, even recommending them to his generals as sources of creative ideas. Writing in “Mein Kampf” in the 1920s, Hitler praised the way the “Aryan” America conquered “its own continent” by clearing the “soil” of “natives” to make room for more “racially pure” settlers and lay the foundation for its economic self-sufficiency and growing global power. Indeed, the concept of Lebensraum was coined and popularized by Friedrich Razel, who said his theory of colonization and racial replacement drew inspiration from the American historian Frederick Jackson Turner’s “frontier thesis” and its identification of “colonization of the Great West” as central to American history and identity.
Once the Nazis gained power in Germany, Kakel details how the American West became an “obsession” for Hitler and his closest followers, such as SS leader Heinrich Himmler. Their goal was to remake the demographics of Europe the same way the United States remade the demographics of North America. The Nazi leadership routinely referred to Eastern Europe as “the German East” or the “Wild East,” and its inhabitants as “Indians.” Admiring how the United States had “gunned down the millions of removed to a few hundred thousand, and now keep the modest remnant under observation in a cage,” Hitler spoke of his intention to similarly “Germanize” the east “by the immigration of Germans, and to look upon the natives as removed.” Echoing American justifications for westward settlement, he stated, “It is inconceivable that a higher people should painfully exist on a soil too narrow for it, whilst amorphous masses, which contribute nothing to civilization, occupy infinite tracts of a soil that is one of the richest in the world.” His answer? “Here in the east a similar process will repeat itself for the second time as in the conquest of America.” For Hitler, “Our Mississippi must be the Volga.”
As in the American case, Hitler used threats of war and then war itself to gain territory in the east. Then regular army troops, paramilitary units called “Einsatzgruppen,” and collaborating locals began killing, terrorizing and expelling inhabitants considered racially inferior. A “Hunger Plan” envisioned mass starvation, mainly of Slavs. Meanwhile, the SS drew up plans to expel all European Jews to a massive Judenreservat, or “Jewish reservation,” either in Madagascar (once British control of the sea lanes was defeated) or Siberia (once the Soviet Union was defeated). Most were expected to die of disease and starvation.
After the invasion of Poland, Germany quickly annexed part of the country and began the process of moving in ethnic German and other sufficiently “Aryan” settlers. Nazi propaganda showed photos of German colonists departing in covered wagons and described the lands to the east as the “California of Europe.” German newspapers featured headlines such as “Go East, Young Man!” — an imitation of Horace Greeley’s famous advice to American settlers to seek their fortune in the west. As for resistance by those being conquered, killed and cleared? Hitler compared it to “the struggle in North America against the Red Indians.” After all, he said, “who remembers the Red Indians?”
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If Hitler had been successful in Eastern Europe, leaders and politicians today would be talking about them the same way we talk about American native groups. "Sure, what a tragedy it is, but that's all in the past now! We had to ensure that civilization and order spread across the region! There were some unfortunate casualties, but the number of graves show that it was relatively minimal, and those camps were merely for labor, not extermination! Look, how about we do a minute of silence out of remembrance of the people who used to stand where we're building this next mall? That's good enough, right?"
America is the prototypical example of a fascist state that won. "But they aren't doing that anymore!" No shit, most of them are dead. And, as Awoo states below, the government still is oppressing what remains of indigeneous communities.

miz [any, any] @hexbear.net 2d ago

I hope there's like six attack subs with it

miz [any, any] @hexbear.net 2d ago

what, you think the world is a system where everything affects everything else? no! it's a collection of stories

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miz [any, any] @hexbear.net 2d ago

was this a super bowl commercial? I have seen several versions of this now

miz [any, any] @hexbear.net 2d ago

it's programmed into the boomers but they really dialed back the "Chicom" scare stuff in the mid-to-late 70s. let's just say America's gerontocracy would not like it

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miz [any, any] @hexbear.net 2d ago

wow quite a brain fart. I will leave it up and go back to bed

miz [any, any] @hexbear.net 2d ago

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miz [any, any] @hexbear.net 2d ago

this is actually the heel of the foot, not the toe

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miz [any, any] @hexbear.net 2d ago

yeah it's like with MST3K. if the creator of a movie is consciously trying to make a bad movie, it just falls flat

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miz [any, any] @hexbear.net 2d ago

you got me so bad. I had to read this three times

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miz [any, any] @hexbear.net 2d ago

yeah it's the English name of the company that they chose. literal translation is "Little Red Book" but that is too heavily connoted for a western audience

miz [any, any] @hexbear.net 2d ago

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miz [any, any] @hexbear.net 2d ago

looking around to the other people in the audience like, "this is wild... you're hearing this, right?"