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by scarmig
3434 days ago
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Question: when the USA refused to take in many Jewish refugees from Hitler's Germany, was that merely isolationist and cruel? Or racist too? After all, anti-Semitism was rife in the 1930's USA--plenty of businessmen like Henry Ford were more than happy to republish the Protocols of the Elders of Zion, which certainly played a role in American willingness to help the Jews. Or does it even matter? I don't see how you can try to create a ranking of "minor evil" or "far more evil." |
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