Laughlin says that as a young woman, her mother was chased out of Belarus for being Jewish. And yet she told Laughlin that the Russians were "a suffering people."
"And I couldn't understand," she says, "how could she have sympathy for somebody who chased her out of her little shtetl?" Somehow, her mother identified with the suffering of those who'd imposed suffering upon her. "And that amazed me."
I'm Thinking your mom knew the truth.
When Laughlin was a schoolgirl in Warsaw, children regularly pelted her and the other Jewish kids with pebbles. "We were so frightened," she recalls. "The antisemitism was right in front of me — it was so visceral."
Well when you shit on people and act like rats...
I went with my sister, absolutely sure that we are being marched to the crematorium."
Instead, they were taken to work at an ammunition factory in a forced labor camp.
Admits that there were no ovens.
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[ - ] ymihere 0 points 1.4 yearsJan 31, 2024 10:06:57 ago (+0/-0)
Well, why don’t we create a psyo where we slow our Hamas division to attack us and then get the world behind us for such tragedy which will then enable laws like in the state of Georgia for antisemitism…sound kosher to you oy vey?
Das good hair, BeBe!!