Current Events > 'When I was the rabbi of the Jewish community in Berlin...

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"...under the Hitler regime, I learned many things. The most important thing that I learned under those tragic circumstances was that bigotry and hatred are not the most urgent problem. The most urgent, the most disgraceful, the most shameful and the most tragic problem is silence."

Joachim Prinz made these comments during the March on Washington.

If you see discrimination and oppression in the world, it's not acceptable to keep your head down or worse, rationalize it and think that just because it's not you it's okay, or that the victims of oppression somehow deserved consequences. Silence in the face of the oppressor enables oppression. You should speak out against injustice everywhere, no matter how small, and fight it no matter the cost.

I've been calling out affirmative action as racist against Asians since the late 90s.

Is this you trying to equate getting banned and keeping a blog bitching about this site with the holocaust?

He's wrong, it was definitely the hatred and stuff.