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?? Zionists claim Jews are the "chosen people" who should lead the world.

?? Nazis say that Germans are the "master race" who should lead the world.

This was a fight between two groups of supremacists who view all others as inferior goyim.

All Hitler did was take Judaism's chosen people concept and applied it to the German ethnicity as he declared all others, including non-Germanic Europeans, inferiors who deserved to be ruled by Germans and their land taken from them to make way for Germanic expansion.

Just as fascism was a variation of Marxist socialism, Nazism was a variation of Judaic chosenness applied to Germans.

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Muslims will call you a "Zionist" if you don't support their Turd World causes and Islamic world domination mission. You can even be very critical of Israel and organized Jewish interests, but they'll still call you that if you don't simp for Palis. Don't fall for it. It's nothing more than an Islamic shaming ritual to suck you into their ideological orbit and turn you into a useful kaffir for Islamic expansionism.

Hitler's anti-Bolsheivsm was a spoof. He disliked Jews mainly because he saw them as arch-capitalists (bankers, businessmen, etc.) and not because some of them were socialists (he was also a socialist). The critique that Jews are socialists (Bolsheviks/Marxists, etc.) is inherently illogical coming from the socialist Hitler.

"Although Hitler’s anti-Semitism of September 1919 was not original in character, and although it was expressed also by an important minority of Bavarians, particularly in the army, it did not take the form of the most popular brand of anti-Semitism—anti-Bolshevik Jew-hatred—in postrevolution Munich. Rather, it was anticapitalist in character and was directed against finance capitalism."

https://telegra.ph/Hitlers-anti-Semitism-was-not-founded-on-anti-Bolshevism-03-02

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Hitler's anti-Semitism was not founded on anti-Bolshevism [Excerpts from 'Becoming Hitler']

A century after its composition, Hitler’s letter to Adolf Gemlich on the surface reads like a chilling foreboding of the Holocaust. Superficially, it also seems both reflective and representative of the sudden surge in anti-Semitism in Munich in 1919. Yet…

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Muslims move to non-Muslim countries with the intent to Islamize them eventually.

It's called "hijrah".

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