Not mincing worlds in the slightest, calling a Latin American country a nazi habitat as a yank with zero clue to where that propaganda originated from is incredibly racist. It's one thing to cheer for a sports team, it’s another deal completely to think you have the right to look down on an imperialized country for imaginary nazi connections that you swallowed wholesale from Operation Paperclip nazi haven itself
I'm sorry but are you okay? What are you talking about?
If this is about Argentina then you should probably know that it's not propaganda. Argentina was a refuge for Nazis. It's well documented. Please do yourself a favor and look it up
Are you stupid, gringo? Did the supposed antizionist get replaced by another white idiot, or are you just revealing your US chauvinism to the world suddenly?
The nazis that fled to Argentina were in the literal hundreds - yes, that Wikipedia citation of 5 000 is lying to you; its own citation states the highest defined number is at 800 - coordinated by the Roman Catholic church and one nazi Argentinian bank account, which you only know about because one notorious nazi managed to smuggle himself into the country using a fake identification provided by the Red Cross which you can literally read on Wikipedia (and then, which is curiously never mentioned, moving to Paraguay and Brazil where he died - two Latine countries who for some reason escape the label!)
Meanwhile, the US government openly recruited almost two thousand nazis. No smuggling. No fake IDs. Not even trying to extradite them for war crimes once "useful intel" had been gathered. Where is your decrying of The US being a nazi haven? Does it suddenly not matter?
More nazi scientists were integrated by the USSR than Argentina - and crucially, for the specific purpose of using their knowledge for statal gain. That never even happened in Argentina. Nazi knowledge never transformed into Argentine advancements.
Meanwhile, 70 000 Germans immigrated to, and stayed in, Argentine during the 1920's.
33 000 Jews from Germany immigrated during 1933-1954 according to Buenos Aire's Holocaust Museum.
And somehow, through your propagandized brain, Argentina somehow is a worse offender than the US. Almost as if you fell for the US fearmongering campaign of German Argentines attempting to establish a Fourth Reich long after nazi activity had been dissolved in the country! Almost as if you have decided to further the nazi propaganda espoused by the Argentinean nazis that did exist in the form of German foreign spies demanding money from non-jewish German immigrants!
It's one thing to criticize a country's whitewashing of Nazi officials - it's another to paint a whole country that your nation currently subjugates as uniquely nazi-influenced because you want to join the latest trend of xenophobia to try and be hip among your impcorer friends and Twitter clapbackers. If you truly cared about pointing out nazism in Latin America, you wouldn't rely on pointing at the US' oldest propaganda scapegoat - but because you don't, you have no clue of the role Chile played, that Brazil played, or any other Latine nation played. You don’t care. You just want an excuse for your chauvinist racism to have a progressive sheet over it.
And look at that - none of my arguments even relied on "but the dictatorship", because you wouldn't even know which countries were suppressed during which time periods :)
This is the type of antizionists the US has to offer - a bunch of morons desperate to prove themselves just as ignorant and chauvinist as every latine has already been forced to suffer during a lifetime
@deadyuri @void-to-scream-into @kaijubluu
None of you will ever be brave enough to admit you're wrong - which is why my ending statement will be: kill yourselves, gringos
The reason I don't want to engage with this response was mostly because it's full of whataboutisms and lies.
I never claimed that it was 5000 Nazis just that Argentina harbored Nazis.
If a Nazi was harbored by your country but then moved somewhere else to die doesn't mean your country didn't harbor a Nazi.
When did I say The US doesn't harbor Nazis? Or that I support the US or that any other country that does that is acceptable?
Saying that other countries used Nazis for their technical capabilities but Argentina only did it a little bit doesn't make what Argentina did okay. Not to mention Argentina is known for hiring Kurt Tank as well as working with the Nazis on a nuclear fusion project through Ronald Richter.
I'm confused is it "imaginary Nazi connections" or yes there are Nazi connections but whatabout all these other countries with Nazi connections?
What's forcing the large right wing movement in Argentina today? Who has imposed Milei on the Argentinian people? Why did Argentinians elect Peron twice? Just because Argentina is home to Jews doesn't mean it didn't restrict Jewish immigration during the Holocaust while welcoming and protecting the people who were killing us.
This is just a hissy fit that sounds a lot like the hissy fits Zionazis throw on this blog.
