Video: Stop redefining Nazism

Nazism wasn’t about “who comes first.” It was about who was marked for extermination. The Final Solution (Endlösung der Judenfrage) was a state-wide, total plan to annihilate every Jew the Nazis could reach, regardless of age, gender, nationality, profession, or behavior. In that Jews were uniquely targeted for complete, global extermination. There were no exceptions, no quotas, and no end point short of total eradication. Reducing it to a vague hierarchy of power strips Nazism of its genocidal core and distorts the reality of the Holocaust. Despite today’s fashion, genocide is not a rhetorical device or a political shortcut to moral superiority. When everything is labeled “Nazism”, the word completely loses its meaning, and the victims lose their history. The Holocaust demands precision. History does not bend to convenience or feelings, and neither should our language when we speak about one of humanity’s greatest crimes.