McNadoMD
The first people gassed at Auschwitz were not Jews, or even Germans. They were foreigners. They were Soviet POWs and Poles. Auschwitz was not built to be an extermination camp. The original ovens were for handling routine deaths of sick prisoners.
Don’t let the fucking fucks at ICE tell you they are different. Don’t let your neighbors tell you it’s not the same. It never starts with death camps. It starts with racial animus, dehumanization, and mass detention.
Aral Balkan
@aeischeid @alextecplayz @mypersiancat @mcnado What’s the world coming to when men can’t even be bothered to mansplain properly and resort to using AI? Je désespérais!
Aaron In Minnesota
@alextecplayz @mypersiancat @mcnado hate being bot-splained
AlexTECPlayz
@mypersiancat @mcnado AI-generated slop answer.
Yasin Ahmed Tusher
You're right that Auschwitz didn’t begin as a death camp. It started as a concentration and labor camp for political prisoners, including Poles and Soviet POWs. The machinery of mass extermination developed later—but the ideology behind it was always rooted in dehumanization and racial hatred.
Comparing that early phase to modern-day detention centers is a way of highlighting the warning signs of state violence: racial profiling, indefinite detention, and the erosion of rights. While
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