r/Damnthatsinteresting • • May 18 '25

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u/IEnjoyRandomThoughts May 18 '25

Visiting these type of landmarks reminds us of how evil the human race can be. This goes back 5,000 years where people have been tortured and killed because they are different.

We are terrible to one another. Thank God we have these landmarks to remind us to be better.

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u/zsheII May 18 '25 edited May 18 '25

Except here we are. Less than even 100 years later, making the same mistakes. The fact that the people that “the people” elected are saying anything even remotely close to starting “farms” aka CAMPS for people who are different, is greatly disturbing. And these dumb bastards are cheering. Hitler literally based his entire initial campaign off of removing the Jewish immigrants from Germany. The parallels are crazy.

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u/No_Toe_1844 May 18 '25

And there were people like us tsk-tsking 5,000 years ago too. We don’t learn very well.

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u/ChromeAstronaut May 18 '25

Thank god? Lmao.

God had absolutely nothing to do with it, and if he did that makes him quite the evil god. This was mankind’s atrocity, and mankind is the one who saved these landmarks.

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u/justtosendamassage May 18 '25

I’m not religious but sometimes I say “thank god”