[wagglebee]

So, while the Nazi analogy should be used with great restraint, and differences should be noted, the charge that Dutch infanticide has certain very disturbing similarities cannot be rejected out of hand. Indeed, in the concept of the life deemed so compromised that it justifies killing, we see disturbing echoes from history that should give us all great pause.

The real proof is in the fact that the culture of death is becoming bolder in their insistence that the most vulnerable be killed.

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[BykrBayb]

You can read Lifton's book online here...

[hinckley buzzard]

The origin of the Nazi policies was not so much political/ideological as cultural. Hitler capitalized on the "Blood and Soil" culture of the German people. The Nazi doctors were considered doctors to "das Volk," the mystical "real patient." But das Volk is in effect no differeent than the "Common Good," where " involuntary euthanasia (ie, killing)" is the rationale.

[Boogieman]

If calling them Nazis is what it takes for them to think twice about murdering babies, then I’ll call ‘em Nazis.

[Boogieman]

If calling them Nazis is what it takes for them to think twice about murdering babies, then I’ll call ‘em Nazis.

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