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In reply to the discussion: Question. Is "Alligator Auschwitz" offensive to you? [View all]slightlv
(6,135 posts)about Auschwitz, but it points it out as the example of true evil in the modern era. Comparing it to the Concentration Camp in Florida is trying to impress how far down the road to Hell this country has gone. It's meant as an attempt to wake people up from the slumbering evil in which they've been living. I'd much rather see that name attached to this camp than the "cutesy" little Alligator moniker. That means very little to people. Auschwitz is burned into people minds... even for those who attempt to deny its existence or Evil.
Not everything spoken of about concentration camps, specific camps, or the horrible cruelty that went on in these camps is meant to take away from that reality. I do believe marking what is going on now in the U.S. as several steps into that cruelty of those times is important... imperative... to knock into people's brains today. Everything is being normalized. Evil cannot and should not be normalized - not then, and not now. People have made the statement "Never Again" but what does that mean when people don't realize what they're arguing against? And how can it have any impact on anyone if you allow it to happen again... as we are right now, today. "Never Again" should have meant every right thinking person descended on that camp and tore it apart before anyone could be imprisoned in it, no matter what the consequences. That's just my opinion... and I feel it strongly. YMMV, of course.
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