Social Bryce Mitchel Falls Off The Deep end.

Are you bothered by the support he’s getting?

  • Yeah… I didn’t know it was this bad

    Votes: 27 23.7%

  • I’m not surprised MMA fans have been trash

    Votes: 69 60.5%

  • Actually, I agree with Bryce

    Votes: 18 15.8%
  • Total voters
    114
kflo said:
Your position on the holocaust doesn’t exactly make me value your opinion on the topic……..
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That’s fine.

It makes no difference to me.

8 billion people in this world. I’m sure you’d feel that way about many and vice versa.
 
HNIC215 said:
That’s fine.

It makes no difference to me.

8 billion people in this world. I’m sure you’d feel that way about many and vice versa.
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And at least, while I really (obviously) don’t agree with your views in this thread, you are at least pleasant. Weirdly. :)
 
kflo said:
What would you think about a group of people, knowing fully that their gov/military was committing a mass genocide of one group of citizens after the fact after all evidence has been made available, still supported the actions of their government?
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Good point but I said why would you be OK if Germans knew that London and French resistance people are being killed but not be OK if same thing happened to jews are jews more important to care about then French or brit resistance fighter or what
 
HNIC215 said:
It’s okay brother…

We are all human. Normal people just want to live a good life, work hard, make some money, enjoy life with their family and friends.

I grew up in Philly, surrounded by every culture and religion known to man. We were


Yea I have a hard time believe an entire nation was just awful. It’s not statistically possible.

That sounds like the kool-aid they give you.
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The German people knew a lot about the Holocaust, probably more than some like to admit. The idea that they had no clue how bad things really were just doesn’t hold up. Sure, they may not have seen the gas chambers in action, but they knew, as much as any population can know what their government is up to, that mass extermination was happening on an industrial scale.

They saw Jews being rounded up and sent to ghettos. They noticed when those ghettos started getting emptied. They had sons and daughters who knew about the death camps. They were well aware of the labor camps. You can’t secretly move 11 million people and expect no one to ask questions about where they went or why they weren’t coming back. While it’s hard to point at any single person and say, "You definitely knew," it’s pretty safe to say that, as a society, there’s no way they didn’t.

Now, how much they supported it or went along with it is a whole different conversation and that’s really where most of the debate is today. Some people were active participants, some were passive, and others may have just tried to look the other way. But the idea that it was all happening in secret just doesn’t hold up.
 
HNIC215 said:
I can’t post the real evidence but it’s all over X.

Killing innocent people is terrible - regardless of race, gender or religion.

It was back in the day and it still holds true today.

I don’t place any special emphasis on Jews. They’re the same as Rwandans, Armenians and every other ethnicity who has faced injustice at some point in there history.

If someone told you they didn’t believe the Rwandan Genocide never happened - nobody would be crying a river like this.

I’m more concerned about the actual genocide going on in Palestine right now than someone’s feelings and opinions on a war that happened back in the 40’s.
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That's not the new twist you think it is, Prof. Goebbels.
 
kflo said:
And at least, while I really (obviously) don’t agree with your views in this thread, you are at least pleasant. Weirdly. :)
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It’s because I’m a grown man.

I have no issue with people having differing opinions.

I’m cool with everyone. Regardless of race, religion or political views.

If you’re a good person, 🍻

If you’re a bad person, 🚷
 
HNIC215 said:
Yea I have a hard time believe an entire nation was just awful. It’s not statistically possible.

That sounds like the kool-aid they give you.
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I get what you’re saying. It’s hard to believe a whole nation could just go along with something as horrific as genocide. But the truth is, this kind of thing has happened more than once, and it’s not just some theory. It’s real history.

Look at Rwanda in 1994. The mass killings of the Tutsi population weren’t done in secret. People knew. There were radio broadcasts straight-up telling people to go out and kill their neighbors. Entire communities took part. Others stood by and let it happen.

Same thing in the Balkans during the 90s. Towns and villages saw people getting rounded up and sent to camps or executed. This wasn’t just soldiers acting behind closed doors. Regular people were aware, and some even helped make it happen. Others just didn’t do anything to stop it.

Even right now in China, millions of Uyghurs are being detained in camps. This isn’t some hidden conspiracy. People inside the country know. Some justify it. Some ignore it. Some pretend it’s not happening because it’s easier that way.

The idea that "normal people" couldn’t have known about the Holocaust just doesn’t hold up. History keeps showing us that mass atrocities don’t happen in total secrecy. People always know more than they admit. Not everyone is actively involved, but silence and looking the other way help make these things possible.

It’s not about saying every German citizen was a monster. It’s about facing the fact that a lot of people knew and still let it happen. It’s not some crazy idea. It’s just how people have reacted to genocide throughout history, over and over again.
 
Dreyga_King of Sherbums said:
The German people knew a lot about the Holocaust, probably more than some like to admit. The idea that they had no clue how bad things really were just doesn’t hold up. Sure, they may not have seen the gas chambers in action, but they knew, as much as any population can know what their government is up to, that mass extermination was happening on an industrial scale.

They saw Jews being rounded up and sent to ghettos. They noticed when those ghettos started getting emptied. They had sons and daughters who knew about the death camps. They were well aware of the labor camps. You can’t secretly move 11 million people and expect no one to ask questions about where they went or why they weren’t coming back. While it’s hard to point at any single person and say, "You definitely knew," it’s pretty safe to say that, as a society, there’s no way they didn’t.

Now, how much they supported it or went along with it is a whole different conversation and that’s really where most of the debate is today. Some people were active participants, some were passive, and others may have just tried to look the other way. But the idea that it was all happening in secret just doesn’t hold up.
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Statistically speaking - it’s impossible for the majority to be terrible.

I’ll give you an example:

Many in the world currently say Israel is committing a genocide in Palestine as we speak. Many also say the majority of citizens support their government.

Would you say everyone in Israel is awful? 🤔

That’s statistically impossible.
 
HNIC215 said:
Statistically speaking - it’s impossible for the majority to be terrible.

I’ll give you an example:

Many in the world currently say Israel is committing a genocide in Palestine as we speak. Many also say the majority of citizens support their government.

Would you say everyone in Israel is awful? 🤔

That’s statistically impossible.
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Did you miss my follow up post??
 
Dreyga_King of Sherbums said:
I get what you’re saying. It’s hard to believe a whole nation could just go along with something as horrific as genocide. But the truth is, this kind of thing has happened more than once, and it’s not just some theory. It’s real history.

Look at Rwanda in 1994. The mass killings of the Tutsi population weren’t done in secret. People knew. There were radio broadcasts straight-up telling people to go out and kill their neighbors. Entire communities took part. Others stood by and let it happen.

Same thing in the Balkans during the 90s. Towns and villages saw people getting rounded up and sent to camps or executed. This wasn’t just soldiers acting behind closed doors. Regular people were aware, and some even helped make it happen. Others just didn’t do anything to stop it.

Even right now in China, millions of Uyghurs are being detained in camps. This isn’t some hidden conspiracy. People inside the country know. Some justify it. Some ignore it. Some pretend it’s not happening because it’s easier that way.

The idea that "normal people" couldn’t have known about the Holocaust just doesn’t hold up. History keeps showing us that mass atrocities don’t happen in total secrecy. People always know more than they admit. Not everyone is actively involved, but silence and looking the other way help make these things possible.

It’s not about saying every German citizen was a monster. It’s about facing the fact that a lot of people knew and still let it happen. It’s not some crazy idea. It’s just how people have reacted to genocide throughout history, over and over again.
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This is a good post and while it's likely true, you have to also believe people were scared to speak out and didn't want to be a part of the 11 million getting sent away.

I meant to quote the other post, whatever this website is fucked.
 
wolffanghameha said:
Even the stuff he said about the American Japanese was bad. That not only was it right to put them in internment then, but it wasn't that bad and that if they're in that situation again they should do it again.
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It’s fucked up for anyone to think it’s ok for a government to do that to its own citizens.

Even ones that were second or third generation citizens who grew up knowing nothing but the star spangled banner
 
We were so close to a much happier ending

If only the fight had been on concrete and Emmett had brass knuckles on

 
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