If you could erase one event from history, what would it be?
The Holocaust killed 11 to 17 million people under the direct orders of Hitler in Germany. He killed Jewish people because he thought the Jews were inferior to Germans and he was racist. He was also antisemite. So this event has to be erased. Thank you for reading. Have a good night.
I agree, it is a gruesome bizarre terrible thing the Nazi mentality, we had many skinheads around when I was a teen skateboarding downtown here, now, I have only encountered one in decades since and he was getting hammered by the entourage while walking up the street. Why Germany followed that disrespectful little guy I’ll never understand. His Grandmother was Jewish, AND funny video on YouTube if you so wish Jesse, Orson Wells was at a party and Hitler showed up lol he said he was silly in many words lol they even molested the swastika> that ancient Hindu, Japanese, eastern symbol of the wheel of time sort of thing, anyways,
Cheers!!! Have a great day man!😁
This is a powerful choice, Jesse. The scale of suffering and loss is impossible to comprehend, and your reflection here is thoughtful and compassionate.
I agree, it is a gruesome bizarre terrible thing the Nazi mentality, we had many skinheads around when I was a teen skateboarding downtown here, now, I have only encountered one in decades since and he was getting hammered by the entourage while walking up the street. Why Germany followed that disrespectful little guy I’ll never understand. His Grandmother was Jewish, AND funny video on YouTube if you so wish Jesse, Orson Wells was at a party and Hitler showed up lol he said he was silly in many words lol they even molested the swastika> that ancient Hindu, Japanese, eastern symbol of the wheel of time sort of thing, anyways,
Cheers!!! Have a great day man!😁
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That’s so weird that Orson Wells was at a party with Hitler. I would like to be a fly on the wall for that conversation, have a great day too.
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This is a powerful choice, Jesse. The scale of suffering and loss is impossible to comprehend, and your reflection here is thoughtful and compassionate.
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Thank you very much Kymber!
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It was so horrific
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Yes it was.
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