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To: golfer72 who wrote (1413039)	8/3/2023 12:07:00 PM
From: Sinew	6 Recommendations Recommended By Brumar89 Burlitis onepath pocotrader rdkflorida2 and 1 more member Respond to of 1578538

Grindr72, your dehumanization rhetoric is borrowed from an old playbook. You want an authoritarian government so bad you can taste it, like the self-tanner stain you can't scrub away from your puckered lips after years of sucking Cheetolini's shriveled mushroom tip. "Rats, lice, cockroaches, foxes, vultures – these are just some of the animals the Nazis used to deride and dehumanize Jews. They used words too. In a new linguistic analysis of dozens of Nazi speeches, articles, pamphlets and posters, researchers show how this process of anti-Semetic dehumanization, which began before the Nazis took power and helped fuel the party’s popularity, was modulated to justify atrocity: in the years before the Holocaust, Jews were represented as a being incapable of human feeling. Coinciding with the Nazis’ early efforts to exterminate them, European Jews were depicted as agents of evil, as demons, as a nefarious cabal scheming up threats. The consequence, whether intentional or not, was to overcome the moral barriers to their mass elimination." english.elpais.com