[About students of the Walther Rathenau-Schule learning about the Holocaust from an Israeli speaker]
This news story, and the photo of students in Germany, illustrate the victory of the Jews over Germany. Schools in Germany are now named after Jews, not German heroes, and the ethnic Germans are being replaced by mixed race people, who are being taught by Jews.
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The school in my hometown is named after the Scholl siblings, Sophie and Hans, and I consider them to be German heroes. So kindly fuck off.
Oh, and by the way, being German and being Jewish are not mutually exclusive, idiot.
Walther Rathenau was trying to restaure Germany's power by signing the treaty of Rapallo before being assassinated by "German heroes", i.e. untra-nationalists.
Meanwhile, these "German heroes" triggered a world war, slaughtered populations and, after, caused the loss of the fourth of German territory east of the Oder-Neisse line and thus the expuilsion of 14 millions from Silesia and East Prussia, among whom about 2 millions died, the division in two parts of the rest for 40 years and the loss of currency among the general population of the idea of Germany as a Great Power.
So? There's a street in Lithuania named after the Japanese consul Chiune Sugihara and a university in Russia named after the Congolese socialist Patrice Lumumba.
Not to mention that just about everything in Venezuela is named after the creole (as in, European descent and born in Latin America) Simón Bolívar.
Where is that point of yours? Oh right, it's gone :3
Well sure, it's just that it's tough making a national hero out a syphilitic, one-balled, incestuous, impotent, coprophilic suicide. The only way history could have look kindlier on that rat bastard is if he committed suicide earlier in his career.
The schools I went to were named after the following people:
"after Jews, not German heroes"
"and the ethnic Germans are being replaced by mixed race people, who are being taught by Jews."
Well, I'm sure they're not, if by German heroes you mean the likes of Himmler, Goering, and that little corporal wannabe-painter from Austria.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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