Posted on 07/30/2015 4:09:28 PM PDT by DWW1990
In Less Than Human, Dr. Smith asks, “What is it that enables one group of human beings to treat another group as though they were subhuman creatures?” According to Dr. Smith, the answer isn’t difficult to come by. He concludes, “Thinking sets the agenda for action, and thinking of humans as less than human paves the way for atrocity. The Nazis were explicit about the status of their victims. They were Untermenschen — subhumans — and as such were excluded from the system of moral rights and obligations that bind humankind together. It's wrong to kill a person, but permissible to exterminate a rat. To the Nazis, all the Jews, Gypsies and others were rats: dangerous, disease-carrying rats.”
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They simply redefined a human. Abortionists do the same . It is a “fetus,” not an unborn human.
Milgram’s obedience experiments. Given half a chance, the pacifist, courageously independent thinking lefties would be herding us through chutes with cattle prods.
I'm convinced many of them missed their calling by not being in the Khmer Rouge.
You forgot “embryo.”
And “viable” and on and on.........
They’re doing worse with the unborn.
Yeah. Our socialists would make Heinrich Himmler blush.
If you feel strong enough, watch a movie called WE ARE THE SMOKE.
Powerful.
Exactly. When it comes to a “holocaust” American liberals have put the Nazis to shame.
If it’s very graphic, I won’t be able to handle it, but I’ll check it out.
One must always keep in mind that a lot of the personnel
of the system got their start in the T-4 program of
euthanasia of the mentally ill and such.
The “Life unworthy of life” beginnings, the implimentation
of the Sanger program. They thought well of her.
They don’t dare allow themselves to use the word “life.”
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