(01-20-2020, 11:32 AM)mikesez Wrote:

(01-20-2020, 08:33 AM)jj82284 Wrote: I said that cancel culture were the new brownshirts, the mechanism used to stifle any opposition to centralized state policy.  

You then brought up the question, how is that anything to do with gas chambers.  

My point is that these are two aspects of the same national socialist policies that are actively being employed today by the american left.  

The Nuremberg laws?  They came from the united states left.  The segregation laws from the south were lifted and used against Jews instead of blacks.  

Eugenics and the belief in selective breeding is not uniquely anti semitic.  It's the general belief, for anyone willing to play god, that u can create a superior race of people through eliminating genetic undesirables.  

The most famous iamericab nstitution to that end is planned parenthood, and its founder Margaret sanger was recognized for her deep belief in eugenic science and proposed her own set of central Government policies to control every womb in the united states.

There are three key differences between the german holocaust and the american holocaust.  

1.) The germans isolated Jews as undesirable because they represented a faction of the well to do that three off the distribution of wealth etc. Etc.  In america we looked @ the poor and women who were "chronically sexual" as economic drags on society, much less evolved than our "betters."

2.) When the nazis contemplated their final solution they debated voluntary sterilization, forced sterilization, and finally settled on forced extermination.  This precipitated the greatest armed conflict in the history of mankind and german nazism was defeated.  In America, the eugenicists learned from this.  They instead chose voluntary sterilization and extermination, rebranded it with the prongs of choice, feminism, and family planning.

3.) Unfortunately, as with most things in the last century, America has been light years more effective.  The germans killed roughly 6 million people in 4 year.  In America we've killed over 60 million in 47 years.  Soon well have the great distinction of crossing the 65 million threshold, surpassing the entire death toll of ww2 making american Feminism the most lethal ideology in the history of mankind.  

But it's not forced u say,  if the state legalized rape and defended its practice and issued licenses to institutions to kidnap women and sell them as sex slaves that would be a government policy.  Likewise when the state violates it's own founding to cancel the humanity of an unborn child stripping its inalienable rights, allowing it to be killed for profit by state licensed physicians it is the very definition of tyranny and the greatest hypocrisy ever forced on this republic.

You're conflating the pro-choice movement that began in the mid 1960s in the US with the eugenics that came before and the cancel culture that came after.  These are three separate phenomena.  While you could certainly find a person that advocates for all three, you could just as easily find someone who only advocates for one or two of them.  Importantly, all three of these phenomena are working within a framework of non-violent electoral politics, so none of them can be a meaningful analogue to the brownshirts.