Except it wasn't a "loss'. Germany was not invaded and was not occupied. They were in fact, in control of a lot of former Russian Territory.
The war didn't end with a surrender, it ended with an armistice. Which meant there was a negotiated peace.
Instead of negotiating a peace that was fair to all sides (since all sides were equally responsible for starting the war and letting it run on as long as it did), the Allies instead decided to screw the central powers, dismantled the Ottoman and Austrian Empires, and starve Germany out.
So if you were one the Jewish Revolutionaries who thought throwing the Kaiser out was a great idea, the vast majority of Germans thought otherwise.
Never said they should all die. Never said they "fucked up the world". Did say that we shouldn't be subsidizing their religious fantasies with blood and treasure.
If Israel got wiped off the map, would it really have any effect on your life? Not mine.
Maybe you two racists can get a room.
Your racism is directed at the most intelligent and accomplished race on earth.
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The 10,000 Year Explosion: How Civilization Accelerated Human Evolution, by Gregory Cochran and Henry Harpending
Chapter 7, "Medieval Evolution: How the Ashkenazi Jews Got Their Smarts'
The Ashkenazi Jews—the Jews of Europe—began as a distinct community about 1,200 years ago along the Rhine. The word “Ashkenaz” was the Hebrew name for Germany, so the Ashkenazim are literally “German Jews,” although they later came to inhabit other areas, particularly Poland. Today the Ashkenazi Jews, some 11 million strong, live throughout the world, with the largest concentrations in Israel and the United States. There are many other Jewish communities— such as the Sephardic Jews who once lived in Spain, the Mizrahi Jews of the Middle East and North Africa, and the Bene Israel of India—but the vast majority of the world’s Jews are Ashkenazi.
They have had a surprisingly large influence on the world over the past couple of centuries, and they have played an outsized role in science, literature, and entertainment. Might they be smarter than other groups of people? Apparently so. Ashkenazi Jews have the highest IQ of any ethnic group known. They average around 112–115, well above the European norm of 100. This fact has social significance, because IQ (as measured by IQ tests and their equivalents, like the Graduate Record Exam [GRE] or the Scholastic Aptitude Test [SAT]) is the best available predictor of success in academic subjects and many jobs.1 Jews are just as successful in such jobs as their tested IQ would predict, and they are hugely overrepresented in those jobs and accomplishments with the highest cognitive demands. We’re not the first to notice this. Popular opinion has held that European Jews are smart for a long time. At the turn of the century in London, for example, Jews took a disproportionate share of prizes and awards in the school system.2
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I am not Jewish. Because this is the first day of Hanukah, I decided to express my admiration for those who are Jewish.
