@jackeric it's not an uncommon or far-out comparison.editor-in-chief of #currentaffairs, nathan robinson, writes about it in »meat and the h-word«https://www.currentaffairs.org/news/2018/01/meat-and-the-h-wordholocaust-survivor isaac bashevis singer wrote:»In relation to animals, all people are Nazis; for the animals, it is an eternal Treblinka.«earlier this year, another holocaust survivor, dr. alex hershaft, makes the comparison on this podcast, https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gilesdesign/episodes/the-one-about-a-holocaust-survivor-e2v409sof course it is not a 1:1 comparison, but there are overlaps:• transporting prisoners in »cattle cars«,• mass killings in gas chambers,• using the skin and hair of others for clothing and furniture (as we discussed above)for investigative documentaries about the CO₂ gas chambers where pigs are painfully suffocated, see joey carbstrong's #pignorant from last year, or check https://watchdominion.comwhen others write about the horrors of animal abuse industries and slaughterhouses, and you see it as a joke that is too absurd for south park, you come across as a person who is as much in denial as zionists are about the gaza genocide.you are likely to flip 180° from denial to glee from the killing.it is not our job to be »persuasive« by pandering to your hurt carnist feelings, like antifa don't take directions from nazis on how to speak.if you can't even convince yourself to not deliberately abuse animals for your taste and fashion preferences, your advice on being »persuasive« is not worth much, is it?stop being an oppressor. go vegan.
