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Where is Lukashenko on the basedness scale?
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So just to be clear, in the first quote, Lukashenko states that the Jews "made" the world remember the Holocaust, as if it wasn't something to remember in its own right, only something to be remembered after some kind of big Jewish campaign. A conspiracy, one might call it.
That's one way to look at it.
Another way is: You can't say anything about Jews. If you say anything remotely negative about Jews you're immediately tagged as an anti-Semite.
I can hate Evangelicals, I can hate Christians, I can hate Muslims but if I hate Jews it's over for me.