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Hitler and Concentration Camps
William Gray
Lucas Roberts
You hate white people so you should be quite at home in a place of hate, no?
Andrew Evans
This isn't the newsreels I referenced but still actual footage from the 1930s. Dachau was a labor camp for political dissidents/enemies of the state in 1933. This was reported in the German press at the time:
Pic related it's the article
This shit was no secret, it was widely known and there was nothing sinister about it. Why you would dispute this is beyond me
Christopher Smith
Forgot pic.
Polite double post sage
Justin Morales
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Xavier Lee
Socialism diminishes freedom. That is certainly true.
But it also harnesses the power of millions of people. Which can be used to devestating effect.
If the country next door to you becomes socialist, then you better do the same or they will use the power of their people to invade and massacre you.
In the Roman empire there was no welfare state. So while people were not forced to work, they also couldnt expect handouts if they didnt want to work. They didnt have the inherent problem of socialism where some people live it large off the hard work of others.
Hunter Robinson
That is not why they weren't thrown in the camps in the first place.
Like another user said they were used for prisoners of war.
Juan James
National socialism is a form of socialism.
With national socialism your redistributing wealth among your people and country. Where as globalist socialism that dominates modern politics, you are redistributing your wealth throughout the whole world. ]
National socialism worked because they had a good leader who wanted the best for his country. But what would happen after Hitler died and some establishment cuck took over? They would use the socialist state to enrich themselves and their friends and family. Like they ALWAYS do.
William Jackson
Did these political threats have much of chance to leave and reenter society? If so, how much time did it take on average for someone in the camp to get out of there?
Jeremiah Hill
Dude, the Romans literally had free grain distribution, and urban Romans who were slaves tended to be jobless. The Roman Empire was literally built on gibsmedats.