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FKAGobucks877;1108487; said:
You've probably read his book, but he thought he was making the world a better place and serving the larger good. Anti-Semites, to this day, would defend his actions and argue that we just don't get it and that our denial of the "facts at hand" only further ensures our demise. They would dismiss our cries of "evil in our midst" as the desperate plea of a lower race in the throes of extinction. They would claim that we have tainted blood and degenerative genes - curses resulting from our refusal to stop inbreeding like the bunch of apes that we are.
This is one of the things that was so reviling to me when people here in the US began to wage a campaign against the current administration's problematic policy of regime change. It showed to me that regardless of intellectual merit, everyone has the capacity for assault, arrogance, viciousness, and vindictiveness - or "evil".
I do not wish to take a position on that policy, the current administration, or the Iraq war here. But the so-called "Illuminati's" depraved and vitriolic response to a perhaps retrogressive (or even "evil") policy left much to be desired, imo. Instead of keeping the debate at an elevated level and rising above the childish name-calling ("No... f*ck you! You're the evil ones here!"), like a bunch of supremacists they started charging their iron-fisted opponents (rightly or wrongly) with claims of an inferior intellect, a childish level of understanding and diplomatic sophistication, and an ignorance of historical and cultural "truths".
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