Constantly flabbergasted by the sheer levels of cowardice on display by every. single. institution in this country.
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Down in the Arkansas Delta, about 40 miles from anywhere, there's lots of soybean fields. In one particular field, which you wouldn't even notice if you weren't looking for it, there is a small grove of trees.
If you walk around the perimeter, you'll find little speaker boxes along the way. When you activate each one, you'll hear the voice of none other than George Takei talking about the place you're standing in. It's the site of the Rohwer internment camp where thousands of Americans, including Takei, were shipped in by rail and held prisoner during WWII for no other reason than they were of Japanese descent.
There's no sign of an internment camp there now. The only remains are monuments the prisoners built to their friends and family members who were killed fighting for the Allies.
Some people are stupid or naive enough to believe that the United States can do no wrong. Some are even arrogant enough to think that admitting we were wrong is "unpatriotic". Yet, like every empire that has ever existed, the US has committed many wrongs. History cannot be erased, undone, or whitewashed, despite the pathetic attempts of sad despots. And if we choose not to learn from it, we will soon repeat it.
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Just FYI: The Holocaust museum is NOT part of the Smithsonian. They have even more reason to give King Diapers the finger but they're voluntarily bending the knee.
Hey, you know what's really anti-American? You'll never guess.
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Same headline every day: Facist leader brings America further into Facism. Americans do nothing.
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Who controls the past, controls the future.
Who controls the present, controls the past.
Or history is written by the victors.
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You couldn’t make this shit up.
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So they want to cover up the truth that people in the US lobbied the whole world to not to take the Jews in leading to the final solution. Don't forget providing material support to the Nazi and IBM lending the computer power to make the final solution a reality.
Does it remind you of another genocide taking place that wouldn't be happening without the support and help from the US government and their corporations?
It is almost like we were never the good guys and WWII was just one fascist nation cleaning up another fascist nation's mess.
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It's not anti-American to recognize the shitty parts of your past if the goal is to learn from it to improve the future.
It is an extremely shitty thing to recognize the shitty parts of your past if the goal is to recreate them.
And I spoken't, for I ain't no holocaust museum
A broken clock is right twice a day. Fuck Brian Tyler Coen, you AIPAC paid fucking shill.
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For now, at least, the information and artifacts are being preserved.
If they stay in power past 2028, that will end, they'll start destroying it permanently, when they find it.
We need to get this stuff out of the country, someplace safer. Perhaps Germany?
Never again
Ironically the US Holocaust Museum is basically a part of Israel's PR wing and has done extensive work in whitewashing Israel's modern-day Holocaust in Palestine, even saying that "Never again" only means "never again for Jews" and genocides of other people is OK. It should be shut down for that reason, not Trump's.
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Last week, through a sad chain of sycophancy, the Holocaust Museum was forced to make the following compromise: "Never again means never again only for Jews."
The "genocide is bad" thinking is part of the woke mind virus that just hates America and loves abortions.
FYI, the money behind holocaust museum was always meant to promote Zionism, and Zionazi colonialism, apartheid, and genocide and rule over America. They could have just said "Americans under a Democratic Administration." to better align with US government's fake partisan view on Zionazi rule.
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