Still wild to me that I once got told being anti-Zionist was anti-Semitic. Like, you know Zionists are Holocaust deniers, right?
(For context, all I had actually done was point out that there are USAmerican white supremacist hate groups that include Zion in their name and maybe not every self-labeled anti-Zionist even knew that there was a Jewish sect associated with Zion. But yeah, real Zionists are Holocaust-denying exclusionary dicks, sooooo…)
Tl;dr: if you insist only one or two groups of people were targeted during the Holocaust (or try to erase a prominent target group because it doesn't fit your narrative), that's a form of Holocaust-denial. if you turn your head from the fact that autistic people were specifically gathered for experimentation, if you pretend there were no black people in Germany, if you ignore the existence of the pink triangle badge, you are a Holocaust-denier. And if you support a regime that treats autistic or disabled people as subhuman, you're dancing pretty close to fascism. And by regime, I mean the Israeli government. And trying to turn an inhabited area into an ethnically and religiously homogeneous country (or saying that such a thing would be anything other than a horric violation of human rights) is a lot more than pretty close to fascism.
