Nope, they should be as infamous and notable as other historical shitheads. I want there to be fucking books about their evil and corruption, detailing all the fucked up shit they’ve done, all the obvious evidence that they were doing it, and then linking every business and person that supported them doing it at the time.
They are a stain that can’t be removed from history, but a tiny smudge on the vast number individuals and corporations that backed them. That needs to change.
There are always going to be hitler simps. Humanity is diverse enough that some percentage of the population will be fucked up in the head enough to think that genital herpes is a divine gift. You’re never going to influence those people. The goal is to make the everyday man level with the fact that they voted 3 times to have concentration camps and unparalleled corruption in this country. They should never be able to forget it, they should have to live with the shame of those decisions for the rest of their lives. Most of the people involved in this aren’t monsters, they were just fearful little morons, and they need to fucking know it so that they can try to do better next time.
I hear you on the level of history should emphasize a “look at what we allowed” rhetoric to instill some semblance of public shame to curtail future behaviour. I just think it’s at odds with the reality in which history is read; namely the “look at what these specific villains did, and were they justified” as a form of absolving ourselves and humanizing said villains.
If we’re going to scapegoat, might as well not draw attention to it at all IMO
We just let Nazis and Confederate go back to being regular people… And we still have Nazis and Confederates today, because the punishment for fucking up everything was just being told to be quiet about it for a little bit.
Let’s change that. Don’t let magats and trump supporting orgs off the hook this time. Make them lie in the bed they made, just once, and let’s see if it works out differently.
Nope, they should be as infamous and notable as other historical shitheads. I want there to be fucking books about their evil and corruption, detailing all the fucked up shit they’ve done, all the obvious evidence that they were doing it, and then linking every business and person that supported them doing it at the time.
They are a stain that can’t be removed from history, but a tiny smudge on the vast number individuals and corporations that backed them. That needs to change.
You’re still famous if people are chanting your name though. For them, infamy and fame are the same thing
There are always going to be hitler simps. Humanity is diverse enough that some percentage of the population will be fucked up in the head enough to think that genital herpes is a divine gift. You’re never going to influence those people. The goal is to make the everyday man level with the fact that they voted 3 times to have concentration camps and unparalleled corruption in this country. They should never be able to forget it, they should have to live with the shame of those decisions for the rest of their lives. Most of the people involved in this aren’t monsters, they were just fearful little morons, and they need to fucking know it so that they can try to do better next time.
I hear you on the level of history should emphasize a “look at what we allowed” rhetoric to instill some semblance of public shame to curtail future behaviour. I just think it’s at odds with the reality in which history is read; namely the “look at what these specific villains did, and were they justified” as a form of absolving ourselves and humanizing said villains.
If we’re going to scapegoat, might as well not draw attention to it at all IMO
We just let Nazis and Confederate go back to being regular people… And we still have Nazis and Confederates today, because the punishment for fucking up everything was just being told to be quiet about it for a little bit.
Let’s change that. Don’t let magats and trump supporting orgs off the hook this time. Make them lie in the bed they made, just once, and let’s see if it works out differently.