“...had Jews had guns.”
Lying sh!t. No one had them...legally.
Even if they had guns, would they have been willing to use them?
I say...no. They were kept ignorant of what was going on. They weren’t even allowed radios.
Aleksander Solzheinitsyn wrote in The Gulag Archipelago a similar scenario where people were gathered up and thrown in prisons, and nobody really knew why.
Being kept in the dark seems to be a tactic used by oppressors to render people helpless, and of course to cover their dirty deeds.
We are seeing the same tactic used today via censorship which supports the demoncrats. Only their propaganda is allowed.
They also want to disarm us.
They color history so we can’t look at similar trends.
The youth is fed bs so that they are brainwashed by educational systems into thinking that socialist philosophies of oppression equals freedom. They don’t have a clue as to what freedom really is.
Today, the Israeli’s could walk into the Gaza strip and wipe it out in a day, but they don’t, because they recognize the inhabitants as their brothers. Jacob and Esau plays out there even today.
I’m thinking that if the Jews had attempted to overthrow their oppressors, it would have made them appear to be everything the propaganda against them said they were; a problem. It would have justified the Nazi position.
If they had known then that they were headed to places intending to kill them, perhaps they would have fought back, but it’s only in hindsight that we can draw this conclusion.
We weren’t there, we don’t know the rationalization or the mindset. Anybody who attempted to resist was shot dead in the street, and even those who didn’t resist were shot as examples to those who even hesitated.
Today, we are being told that holocaust never happened. Or that the number of Jews who were exterminated is over exaggerated.
I KNOW it happened. I knew some of the survivors, and not just a few. I saw their tattoo numbers, some of them had more than one. I saw their reactions to the movie Holocaust when it first came out. I didn’t understand then what was going on, until one of the women explained it to me. Nor did I understand the mental and emotional impact this horror had even 20+ years later.