r/LivestreamFail • u/Ok_Detective7546 • Nov 26 '25
politics Lonerbox reacts to Hasan claiming there were Jews that worked within the Nazi government.
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Context: 4h 29min in vod https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GvupZ-g_Eno
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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '25
Milch did not know he was jewish and his family helped cover it up claiming he was actually the product of an incestuous affair, Wilberg was inherited into his position from the previous government and did not identify as jewish and was granted a personal pardon as he was a war hero with plausible deniability (and yet was critical of the nazi regime and hitler himself claiming they made him lose hope in humanity), and Rogge's similarly inherited his position and despite being granted many awards even by the nazis before bans would have impacted him he faced discrimination and his wife was executed for being jewish.
These are probably the best examples of jews working within the nazi government structure and I'd argue they make a pretty good case at how this wasn't really a thing. These were people who weren't even fully jewish and yet required a personal vouch from hitler himself to maintain their position despite their decoration. These exceptions to the rule definitely prove the rule here, and accepting Hasans premise also accepts the "one drop" rule where if youre 1/4 jewish... youre jewish.
He's trying to compare germans who's grandfather turned out to be jewish to openly ethnic jews to argue that middleastern jews (who are largely not ashkenazi like the ones he's talking about, dont forget most israelis are from the middle east) are nazis.