i think the genocide intention/applicability of that one is debatable, but obviously it was a bad thing. even if the goal was to save american soldier lives, nuking a city with mostly civilians is not right   i'd like to think i wouldn't have such double standards or be biased in that way but i suppose unconscious bias is hard to shake off   the thing i showed is about 4 specific extermination camps: sobibor, treblinka, belzec, and lublin. these were camps that were solely devoted to extermination. the nazis also had forced labor camps without extermination facilities, and they also had hybrid labor-extermination camps. of course many jews did survive because not all of them were in extermination camps. almost no one survived the extermination camps the lampshade myth was something repeated by like one person and was deboonked long ago and is rarely repeated nowadays. people repeat it as if jews insist on the lampshade thing and therefore the mass extermination is also made up.   hades_made_from_human_skin   that's a poll of israelis, not jews around the world, and unfortunately those numbers aren't very surprising. israel is a very right-wing, defensive, militaristic population and are reacting to that poll by thinking about the october 7th attacks. that's no justification for their bigotry and lack of empathy but it's just not much of a surprise i guess. but as i said, i do not support israel or the frequent dehumanization many israelis and israeli politicians exhibit towards arabs and palestinians
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