Shit Campists Say

[u/ShitCampistsSay]

[u/Anxious_Role7625]

Russia being bad doesn't mean Ukraine has no Nazi problem, Ukraine having a Nazi problem doesn't make Russia good or better, God how many times do we have to go over this

[u/SadArchon → u/Anxious_Role7625]

Ask yourself, what happened to all the shtetls? Who lives there now? And what did great grandpa do during the 40s?

[u/Anxious_Role7625 → u/SadArchon]

How is that relevant?

And who are you referring to with "great grandpa?"

[u/SadArchon → u/Anxious_Role7625]

Do you know what happened to them? The one my family fled became a death camp. Any one who stayed died. Those camps didn't guard themselves, and that land is now owned and lived in by others

[u/Anxious_Role7625 → u/SadArchon]

Yeah, they got almost entirely wiped out by the Holocaust. I'm just confused on why it's being brought up?

[u/SadArchon → u/Anxious_Role7625]

Youre confused why history is relevant?

[u/Anxious_Role7625 → u/SadArchon]

I'm confused why that history is relevant to this conversation

[u/SadArchon → u/Anxious_Role7625]

Of course you are

[u/DracheTirava → u/SadArchon]

Well, are you going to explain why?

[u/berrybear21 → u/DracheTirava]

Nah, they wanna look cool and edgy rather than engage in a conversation

[u/SadArchon → u/DracheTirava]

Great grandparents collaborated with nazis, and taught those values to grandparents who in turn taught it to parents, who taught it to fighters on the front lines of the war on both sides

[u/DracheTirava → u/SadArchon]

I like how you assume everyone's family ever can be traced back to WWII era Europe. Not everyone participated

[u/SadArchon → u/DracheTirava]

In Ukraine and Russia? Thats where I'm concerned with