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    2. koczkota on

      It’s a „korwinizm” in the wild.
      Guy is arguing about semantics while everyone else just thinks that he is regarded

    4. Fenek99 on

      You can’t argue with stupid I guess and this guy thinks he is the sharpest crayon in the box…

    5. Nytalith on

      Stop caring about random weirdos on the internet. Your mental heath will thank you.

      There always be some moron claiming most stupid outrageous things.

    6. Mroooky on

      My grandmother was captured at 8 years old and taken to serve a rich German family as a maid/housekeeper.

      She was treated like a subhuman, forced to work day and night to “serve” the family. If that’s not slavery, I don’t know what would qualify.

    7. OrdinaryMac on

      Imagine being in parasocial relationship with all the nazibots of twitter, bro fr, turn that shit off!

    8. SasquatchPL on

      What’s suprising here? Our own Polish nationalist acts exactly the same when discusing darker parts of our own history ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

    10. Lucyferiusz on

      Well, since online trolling was so successfull in pushing a wedge between Poles and Ukrainians, now it’s turn to do the same to Poles and Germans.

      Every (no matter how small) disagreement or can be blown out to proportion to make people jump at each other.

    12. Lysek8 on

      You all know that this is Russian agents trying to destabilize the EU from inside no? Sometimes I feel you all forget it

    15. imsorryisuck on

      i guess the difference is just like a licence of ownership, being able to trade with people on bids etc. there were no auctions where families were buying people and stuff, as far as I know. like a prisoner is not a slave, even though he’s not free. but it doesn’t matter really, it’s just semantics, everyone knows what they did

    18. Illustrious_Letter88 on

      Do you think it’s just this one guy? You clearly haven’t spent enough time with Germans.

    19. veevoir on

      Your mind can’t comprehend internet is full of fringe people, idiots and (especially xitler and fb) bots that post shit like this?

      Welcome to the internet I guess. It is better for mental health to avoid getting emotionally invested in bullshit on social media.

    20. Val2K21 on

      One thing to comprehend is that people will deny anything. You say blue, they say red. It’s very frustrating but unfortunately became trivial at this point. We just need to calmly oppose it with facts while not wasting emotions on it

    21. MagMati55 on

      Neonazis gonna neonazis. The only way to finally shut them up is for you to do the same thing your grandfather would do if that man was in front of you.

    22. BreadstickBear on

      There’s not much to comprehend. The guy is a nazi apologist on the russuan payroll (both are proven, albeit one “only” indirectly), which means he’s pushing a narrative in which he wants to push the blame on Poland for the nazi aggression of 1939.

      If you’re looking for rational logic, there is none. If you keep looking for excuses to the inexcusable, there’s fucking plenty.

    24. Wowlifestaf21 on

      We know that most accounts on that nazis platform are bots, either maga, russian or i*sraeli bots. No need to waste your time on it and react in any way. Block and move on

    25. Sankullo on

      When you are not allowed to quit the employment and you face physical punishment for refusing to work you are pretty much a slave. Regardless if you received a meager wage or were paid in the form of room and board.

      However according to international conventions forced labor it distinctive from slavery in one distinctive attribute.
      Slavery includes ownership of another person while forced labor does not even though in practice effectively a victim’s situation is basically the same.

      With the context of polish force laborers both terms can be applied.