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The U.S. Founding Fathers were White supremacists, this can be proven easily, in that their Immigration Act the Naturalization Act of 1790, stated specifically that only Free Whites of good character were to become U.S citizens.
It's also known some Founding Fathers were racists, and ethno-centric, even sometimes against other Whites, like Benjamin Franklin was towards Germans.
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How they were anti-Semitic.
America’s Founding Fathers and Judaism
Jefferson owned slaves, and wanted to free them. (Gee, how thoughtful) rolls eyes.
This idea that everybody had to own slaves back then is bogus.
Poland in the 1300's abolished slavery, and has been virtually slave free ever since.
Poland then went onto abolish indentured servitude in the May 3rd 1791 Constitution.
Keep in mind that this Polish constitution allowed 20% of the Polish population to vote, as opposed to 6% of the U.S population in the June 28th 1788 U.S.A Constitution
So you sit here and claim that the Founding Fathers hated Germans, etc., without any example or link?
Then you shift gears and say they hated Jews?
Listen, America did not throw Jews in ovens, that came from your side of the ocean.
Hell, they did not even do that to blacks. In fact, these same supposed white supremacists fought and died to free the black slaves.
Funny that.
It's fairly well known that at least Benjamin Franklin was anti-German. (At least in more educated circles)
Ben Franklin on "Stupid, Swarthy Germans"
Most countries didn't throw Jews into ovens, so what's your point?
As for throwing Jews in ovens?
Are you sure that happened?
If you need to dispose of Humans, which I'm fully against.
Why would a genocidal maniac throw people in ovens, who they can starve, or shoot?
That doesn't make much sense, especially considering the Nazis had given Jews a calorie intake, sure it was lousy, but they still fed them until the very end.
Not that I'm for, or against the Holocaust narrative.
I happen to think a lot of Jews died, but I'm not so sure about the ovens, although it's possible to say the very least.
So Ben Franklin did not like Germans.
You win a cookie.
What about the rest of the Founding Fathers?
As for the Holocaust, tell me, how many in the educated circles deny that it ever happened? You seem to shy away from it as if it may not have happened.
Would Ben Franklin advocate throwing Germans in ovens?
As for today's genocide, I've read a few accounts where fetus' were thrown into oven to help warm buildings. It seems they are as useful as logs on a fire.
Seems like some things never change
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