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Today it is immigrants. But if we look at history, we see that these purges never stop at one scapegoated demographic.
Fascists always need an enemy, a target, to retain their power.
During the 1930s and 1940s, Hitler’s regime went after not only Jewish adults, but also (and please correct me in Comments if 1) some of this terminology is incorrect, outdated, harmful or offensive and 2) I missed a group):
Roma and SintiAdults and children with disabilities (physical and mental, neurodivergents included)
Poles and other Slavic peoples
Soviet prisoners of war
Homosexual men
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Political opponents (e.g., Communists, Social Democrats)
Trade unionists
Freemasons
Black Germans
Clergy and religious dissenters
People labeled “asocials” (e.g., vagrants, homeless)
Habitual criminals and others deemed “undesirable”
Atheists
Jewish children
It’s time to take this seriously.
Source of Data: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (USHMM), Holocaust Encyclopedia, Yad Vashem (The World Holocaust Remembrance Center), Encyclopedia Britannica, entries on Nazism and the Holocaust
Saul Friedländer, Nazi Germany and the Jews, Richard J. Evans, The Third Reich trilogy, German Federal Archives (Bundesarchiv) historical materials.1/2
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Today it is immigrants. But if we look at history, we see that these purges never stop at one scapegoated demographic.
Fascists always need an enemy, a target, to retain their power.
During the 1930s and 1940s, Hitler’s regime went after not only Jewish adults, but also (and please correct me in Comments if 1) some of this terminology is incorrect, outdated, harmful or offensive and 2) I missed a group):
Roma and SintiAdults and children with disabilities (physical and mental, neurodivergents included)
Poles and other Slavic peoples
Soviet prisoners of war
Homosexual men
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Political opponents (e.g., Communists, Social Democrats)
Trade unionists
Freemasons
Black Germans
Clergy and religious dissenters
People labeled “asocials” (e.g., vagrants, homeless)
Habitual criminals and others deemed “undesirable”
Atheists
Jewish children
It’s time to take this seriously.
Source of Data: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (USHMM), Holocaust Encyclopedia, Yad Vashem (The World Holocaust Remembrance Center), Encyclopedia Britannica, entries on Nazism and the Holocaust
Saul Friedländer, Nazi Germany and the Jews, Richard J. Evans, The Third Reich trilogy, German Federal Archives (Bundesarchiv) historical materials.1/2
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Here is a CURRENT simplified list of groups and demographics targeted by the current U.S. administration and right-wing groups, according to recent rhetoric, reports, official and unofficial statements and publications gathered by online search:
Undocumented immigrants
Asylum seekers
Refugees
DACA recipients
Muslim immigrants
Migrants from Latin America
Migrants from majority-nonwhite countries
LGBTQ+ people
Transgender people
Gender-nonconforming people
People of color
Black Americans
Latino/a Americans
Arab Americans
Muslim Americans
Progressive activists
Left-wing organizations
Civil rights organizations
Labor unions
Public school teachers
University faculty
Students involved in activism
Journalists
Media organizations critical of the administration
Federal civil servants
Whistleblowers
Protesters
DEI professionals and programs
“Woke” institutions or initiativesCritical race theory proponents
Secularists
Non-Christian religious groups
Women seeking reproductive healthcare
Abortion providers
Environmental activists
Climate scientists
Voting rights organizations
Election workers
Judges viewed as non-aligned
Prosecutors viewed as non-aligned
(Damn!)
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@stefano also, for convenience, the overview page:
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@mullvadnet Great writeup, raising awareness on this is very important. Mullvad reporting thoroughly on this topic, I appreciate it.
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Ho rivisto Ferngully. 🌺🌿
Che bello che è, che bella che era la sensibilità ambientalista degli anni '90.
Che bello essere cresciuta con un immaginario e una scala di valori che tuttora definisce il mio nucleo.
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@grumpygamer too late, Peter Molyneux did it.
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@mcc @grumpygamer it feels like it has a lot in common with games about piles of sticks (building them, disassembling them, etc)
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@mcc @grumpygamer damn this is an extremely interesting mathematical question. What is the expected mean number of dies when the process stops?
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@mcc @grumpygamer@mastodon.gamedev.place
sounds a lot like the legendary fork bomb.
