> During the 1920s-early 1930s, the rise of the NSDAP (along with Hitler himself) as a political party was a direct result of the Weimar Republic's jewish leaders' viciousness towards the German people. Weimar Germany's economy and its people were exceedingly worse off than the US during The Great Depression. > Hitler, in Mein Kampf, explicitly states it was never blind hatred, but rather a slowly building one because of their (jews) actions. We see the same recorded throughout millennia worth of history in many societies and cultures. History has recorded 1,030 expulsions of jewish people, and they weren't for no reason. > Blind loyalty to jewry and israel is an extraordinarily new phenomenon in human history, starting approximately 50 years ago. Blind loyalty might have began in my lifetime, but it also will end in my lifetime, and end it must if humanity is to progress and endure. > https://nitter.net/RomanGoddess72/status/1718644761999909209#m