At least the Nazis kept better records.
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Now we understand how Germans could have said, "We didn't know."
Germany actually used USA IBM computers to keep close track of their genocide and abuse.
ICE uses Dell.
I’m sure ICE is also keeping track. Having the info and releasing it are different things
And they also got money from the allies thanks to making the ultimate "International Business Machines": M1 rifles.
Like the human kind of computers? Or was the big room sized, punch card stuff operational?
At least there was no internet in Nazi Germany, so a bunch of people didn't even had ways to know.
thank goodness they’ve stopped detaining or deporting people
And what are we doing about it? And once we find out exactly what they are doing, what will we do?
Fucking Nazi cocksuckers all deserve to be drown in horse piss. Those cowards wear masks because they fear the violent retribution they wholly deserve. Every night of sound sleep one of these cunts gets is an affront to human decency. Their homes should be burned down with them locked inside.
I don't know how that is even legal. To be law enforcement you need to be able to be identified. It's literally a law that police have to be able to identify themselves.
Otherwise it's just a banana republican junta disappearing people like Pinochet.
Laws require people to enforce them. Otherwise they are just ink on a page. If the people that have been tasked with enforcement are the ones breaking the law....
Ever read the PATRIOT act? Basically…they can do whatever the fuck they want if they just use the buzzword “terrorism.”
Never mind the fact that it’s them with the stochastic terrorism and literal judgements on peoples lives…it’s all the fault of the democrats not the nazis
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