"For the record, I don't hate Jews"
In this thread you posted an irrelevant criticism of Israeli policy in Palestine. Why? The topic of this thread is the Holocaust. Not Israel. Then you completely fabricate the existence of some mass delusion that people believe only Jews died in the Holocaust and no other people have ever been subject to comparative mass murders.
It's kinda suspicious don't you think? This constant effort to twist topics into irrelevant reasons to criticize Jews and imagined conspiracies involving Jews.
Let's recap. This thread started out about the Nuremberg Trials or Lynch Mob. Then it became about the Jewish Holocaust.
I don't deny Jewish suffering. I also don't deny the suffering of non-Jews. I noticed that non-Jews weren't part of the discussion until I pointed out that the Holocaust went from being perceived as a crime against humanity to perceived as a crime against Jews specifically. I think that's rather suspicious, and as a result I offered an explanation related to the exploitation of the Holocaust by Zionist war criminals and their supporters to stifle criticism of Zionist war crimes and crimes against humanity.
I noticed your attempt to twist my meaning into some sort of criticism of Jews, when my criticism directed at war criminals in general and Zionist war criminals specifically. Thank you for helping me make my point.
BTW, I don't think you are part of a conspiracy. You are probably just someone who drinks the Zionist Kool-Aid.
Let me clarify a few of my viewpoints for you.
A religion is not a race.
Zionist war criminals don't speak for all Jews
Not all Zionists are Jewish.
Extreme discrimination leads to suffering. Examples Nazism, Apartheid and Zionism. I could point to other examples to support my point:
http://socyberty.com/history/rwandan-genocide-what-history-teaches-us/
But extreme discrimination and suffering as a result of Zionism is ongoing and unshakably supported by the Harper government.
One lesson I take from the Holocaust is that people who are aware of atrocities like what happened during the Holocaust (past tense) or what's going on in Israel and the Occupied Territories (present tense) and don't speak out against them, are part of the problem and contribute to human suffering.
So I'm speaking out on behalf of those who suffer extreme discrimination and as a result war crimes and crimes against humanity.
If this was the 1930's, I'd still be speaking out on behalf of those who suffer extreme discrimination and as a result war crimes and crimes against humanity. A substantial number of those people would be Jewish.
I understand why Jews are insecure regarding non-Jews. But many people who helped Jews were non-Jews. I'd like to believe that I share the same traits as those people who saw through the demonizing propaganda, felt compassion for the suffering of others and spoke out. Jews and other Nazi identified groups had to fear the people who drank the Nazi Kool-Aid...