Nationalism and racism are powerful influences that obviously swayed many, but I believe, like now, there were also some who understood how evil the regime was. But living in a totalitarian police state is dangerous and many are inhibited from doing what they should, which is really the point of a totalitarian police state: to ensure people do what they’re told rather than what they should.
I mean I’m currently so tied up in working to keep the rent paid that I’m not doing shit except talking shit about ice on the internet and putting up stickers
If you spoke out against the Nazis, you would have ended up in a concentration camp and people knew that. So few actually did something. However you have some interesting statistics, like for example that there was a massive drop of children being named “Adolf” in Germany in 1942.
Do you think there was a point in nazi Germany during ww2 where people were like oh fuck these guys are Nazis(perjorative)
Nationalism and racism are powerful influences that obviously swayed many, but I believe, like now, there were also some who understood how evil the regime was. But living in a totalitarian police state is dangerous and many are inhibited from doing what they should, which is really the point of a totalitarian police state: to ensure people do what they’re told rather than what they should.
I mean I’m currently so tied up in working to keep the rent paid that I’m not doing shit except talking shit about ice on the internet and putting up stickers
Oppression, in all its forms. Once established, it’s not easy to overcome.
If you spoke out against the Nazis, you would have ended up in a concentration camp and people knew that. So few actually did something. However you have some interesting statistics, like for example that there was a massive drop of children being named “Adolf” in Germany in 1942.