>>2926276I assume you meant to respond to
>>2926260 and not just
>>2926267 twice. Anyway … I made both replies, full disclosure, so it does not matter.
In any case, your quote from Norm's book says very specifically:
<Until fairly recently, however, the Nazi holocaust barely figured in American life. Between the end of World War II and the late 1960s, only a handful of books and films touched on the subject.Norm is commenting on American attitudes. I'm sure I don't have to tell you this again, America isn't the entire world.
You said, unlike Norm:
>Moreover, nobody really gave a shit about the Holocaust back then either. People only became obsessed with the Holocaust around the 1960sI promise you, the Holocaust is seen differently in Belarus and Russia than it is in America, this is why Norm specifically limited his statement to America, while you failed to. Norm has actually commented on the Russian and Belarussian attitudes towards the Holocaust in various interviews, and how it animates in particular their bellicose attitude towards the US government funding neo nazi battalions in Ukraine during the present war… I suggest listening to 14 minutes onwards from this interview for more insight on that if you are interested.
>What are you, president of this faggot's fan club?No, in fact I have argued with him on several occasions recently on other subject matters I disagree with him on, namely religion, which I think he is too soft towards. I merely jumped in because I thought you were misrepresenting what he said, and you did so in a way that would be difficult for people just jumping into the thread and reading your post first to notice if they do not scroll up and read his post in its original context, which you neglected to quote while misrepresenting what it said. I properly represented both what you and he said in my reply, which is why I quoted you both directly, and in context.
>Anyways, he's wrong because the Holocaust did not generate sympathy for the Jews, as Norm documents. Again, Norm is discussing the United States. And specifically the United States between 1945 and the 1960s, not the United States I grew up in, in the 1990s, which was having me read Anne Frank in middle school… let alone the countries targeted by Hitler's genocidal regime, namely the Soviet countries of Belarus and Russia. A more careful reading on your part both of our posts, and his book, would have yielded some fruit on this matter. My suspicion however is you will double down, deploy a few more angry slurs, and be done with it. Have a nice evening. Get some sleep if you have work tomorrow.
> The rest of your post is a bunch of rambling, irrelevant nonsense.That's a very cheap way to avoid having to respond to it while simultaneously discouraging others from reading it. Very cowardly.