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I'm plugging away at work. Just now, I got a department-wide email invite for the "2022 Holocaust Remembrance Program: Memory, Dignity, Justice".

It goes on to say the usual bullshit about memorializing the six million jews murdered in the holocaust - as well as the millions of non-jewish victims of Nazi persecution. It also says holocaust is a work of Greek origin meaning "sacrifice by fire".

Here's the thing though; I've been with this employer since 2013 and I've never seen this shit before. They're purposely trying to bring this shit back up because people stopped caring. There must be some jew rat who got butthurt we're not remembering "muh hall of cost".

I'm plugging away at work. Just now, I got a department-wide email invite for the "2022 Holocaust Remembrance Program: *Memory, Dignity, Justice*". It goes on to say the usual bullshit about memorializing the *six million jews* murdered in the holocaust - as well as the millions of non-jewish victims of Nazi persecution. It also says holocaust is a work of Greek origin meaning "sacrifice by fire". Here's the thing though; I've been with this employer since 2013 and I've never seen this shit before. They're purposely trying to bring this shit back up because people stopped caring. There must be some jew rat who got butthurt we're not remembering "muh hall of cost".

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What is the distinction you make between labor camp and concentration camp? Pragmatic or stigmatic?

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Oy Vey! That's antisemitic!

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Lol. No. Serious question. Just curious. I never considered them distinctly different. A concentration camp is simply a high density camp. The US had them too for the Germans and Japanese. Of course a labor/work camp is where you work. Use to be the norm for most of our prisons.

As I don't see them as mutually exclusive, I'm simply asking why you specifically make the distinction? Because of the negative stigma associated with "concentration" camps? Or do I misunderstand some other way?

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A concentration camp is simply a high density camp.

You've just answered it.