Then stop blowing anti-Semitic dogwhistles. I'm not baiting you. You're being anti-Semitic. If you don't actually hold that viewpoint, then you need to apologize for being anti-Semitic, aquaint yourself with common anti-Semitic dogwhistles to ensure you do not continue to blow them, and stop brushing it off with your half-assed, tacky "I don't care" persona.
Historical inaccuracy alert! The Leader and Chancellor of the Third Reich did not come up with that. It originates in the Middle Ages with accusations of deicide in the Easter Mass service and of Jewish people kidnapping and killing Christian children. He Who Must Not Be Named simply used ideas that were well-established in German culture.
Hıtler used that as his excuse for the Holocaust, excuse me. I know how deep-roated anti-Semitism is in German culture. I am German. My entire family has spent generations attempting to unlearn that toxicity.
I have a feeling you are an American of German descent. That does not make you German, and it certainly does not make you an expert. You said the Chancellor came up with it. He did not; he borrowed it (or inherited it) from his anti-Judaic and anti-Semitic forerunners.
I speak German fluently, as does my family. I have never claimed to be directly from Germany. I am still German though. Yes, I misspoke originally. I corrected myself based on your information... Repeating myself so it isn't lost in the posts: I am requesting lock.
You are not a German unless you are from Germany, unless you mean in a vague ethnic sense. If that is the case, Austrians are also Germans.
I do mean in an ethnic sense. But my line is more recent than most German immigrants. My great-grandparents immigranted to America. Barely 100 years ago. If you wish to continue this conversation, take it to my wall. I want this thread locked. Poor Koko memorial ruined with anti-Semitic derailment...