Jewish Intrusion Into My Childhood

Hello Zig Forums, childhood story time.

When I was fairly young, 9 or so, I enjoyed documentaries. Typically these ducumentaries were very bias one way or the other but I found them intriguing nonetheless. Eventually during one of these, I looked up to my mother and exclaimed, "The Nazis don't really seem that bad." or something along those lines. This sent my mother into a red faced rage in reaction, not hyperbole in the slightest. She began spouting off about how they were killed in the millions, their hair used for making carpets and lampshades(?), soap factories. She even grounded me for a few days afterwards as additional punishment.

I believe this results from my area having a large Jewish minority, they are practically in every higher position. My mother was in the medical field, almost every doctor surrounding her being Jewish. This went so far that unto a point, she reccommended we try Hanukkah instead of Christmas one year. I actually became extremely subservient to this view, practically worshipping Jewish ideology going into my teens and becoming a radical defender of the Israeli state.

My question results in, how many others have had similar experiences? Anyone here on this board? And if not, do you think this type of thing effects other children in the way it effected me? I've only recently woken up a bit and am looking for some answers, one of my first posts as a lurker.

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My family, especially my mom, are Ziocons. Even though they racist things occasionally against niggers and spics, they always defend Jews and Israel. Me and my brother are redpilled though. I think it's a combination of Christian Zionism and boomers being raised on the Holocaust Myth that causes them to be this way.

In America in the early-2000s the "History Channel" had constant documentaries about Hitler/Nazi Germany because it got good ratings. It would always depict him as eebul of course; but the more I watched, I learned that they wanted to defend European culture (going out of their way to preserve artifacts in Paris, etc.); and they wanted to stop the spread of Bolshevism. I have always been supportive of nationalism, so when I got a better understanding of modern politics, nationalism, and the left/right paradigm it all clicked. I had always liked German aesthetics also. The other brainwashing didn't even phase me. We had to watch Schindler's List in high school, and me and my friends just laughed at it and talked about how epic the executions were.

I legitimately thought that neoconservatism was the only opposite of leftist insanity. We were always taught that jews were deserving of special protection, irrespective of their behavior. Luckily I was around enough of them to recognize clear patterns fairly quickly in my teens. I played dumb to test some theories and noted the social erosion that surrounded them. They do the same crap in private circles as they pull on the world stage.

Nobody would put up with them if they weren't protected. Seriously.

Yeah, it seems like I had a somewhat similar family then. I definitely believe that generation was hocked up on the Zionist juice more than others. I also had some funny stuff happen at my school, I remember once we had a class where we played with dreidels while learning about Jewish history in a overly positive light.

It took me a bit longer to really realize the error of my ways. I had this strange mixture of views for a while, thinking that Israel was necessary for the US to stay relevant in the middle east. It was a rather uneducated view, but it played into my fear of the US losing relevance on the world stage. I feel embarrassed I defended them so much in the past, but it's never too late to learn better.

I have the same face as the lad on the left but have long greasy hair, will I get pussy if I get his haircut?

Ha. I had such a similar experience. I've told this story a few times, and there are always other anons who tell me the same happened to them. Basically I would watch WW2 documentaries, and I was unconsciously rooting for the Axis. I'd get kind of depressed or bored whenever it got to around 1943 when the Axis were winning literally nothing. I didn't care too much about the Japanese, but Germany was always upsetting. I never outright said the "nazis" didn't seem that bad, because of the brainwashing, but I had this part of my brain that just instinctively liked them. And the literal second it seemed "okay" to like one of the "nazis" I loved him, Rommel, Mainstein, etc. (although now I have disdain for the disloyal generals) My parents didn't seem to mind too much, and there's still a joke in my house about how I want a Mercedes because Hitler had one.

My parents are Christian Zionists, so obviously I fell into that cult. (it's actually not too hard to deprogram these people; you just need to persistently treat kikes like 'normal' people, and the magical yid shit slowly fades) It's insane how they're able to instill such a slavish loyalty, a nationalism to a state which isn't even your own. People look at you funny if you express loyalty to the United States to the extent that people fawn over Israel. It's kind of sad, because you can talk to these Zionists and see them naturally understand concepts like nationalism and ethno-states. They just aren't allowed, or are unwilling to apply the same concepts to their own country.

Same. I also was completely unphased by the holocaust shit. I didn't necessarily think it was fake, but it seemed so irrelevant to me that for all intents and purposes I've always been a holocaust denier.

I once told my mom I wanted to be a dictator.
I was maybe 4yo.
Don't remember tbh.
She seemed cool about it though.

Perhaps, it depends on your personality mostly. I have a friend who looks like a cross between a snake and goblin who pulls pretty frequently. If a haircut will boost your confidence and you like it, go for it.

It really is insane how adamantly you can program yourself to protect or serve something that isn't even in your self-interest. Rather off topic but still related in some ways, I see this a lot with individuals who shill for corporations. Why defend an entity that exists to take your money and take advantage of you? Just because? I understand if they are getting paid for it but random schlomos just dedicated to defending Hollywood baffle me.

I guess she really did believe you could be whatever you wanted to be when you grew up. Lol.

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I told her I wanted to be a King. I don't anymore though. Ceremony and petty honors annoy me. I'll settle for President.

The way they do it is so devious. They don't just try to make it seem rational to support Israel or whatever. They make it a sort of moral imperative. They make it seem like you're a bad person if you don't agree with them 100%.

If you don't support Israel then you cannot become president. After Trump they might not allow whites back into the presidency, but it depends on whatever would be the most useful to them.