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The word hate means to dislike or have mean feelings towards someone or something. Also to have extreme hostility toward them or that thing. If you hate someone, it might be because of something that they did that upset you or they did something that you didn't approve of. Then if you hate something it may just be because of something that happened to you with that certain thing. You can show the way you "hate" someone/ something in many different ways. Overtime, though this word is being used more and more everyday. People use it to talk about "Oh I hate that girl over there." And "Oh, I hate that sign." People now days are just over using this word and I honestly don't think they even know why they use it. They just say it because everyone else is using it.
The Group of people who suffered the most Discrimination during WWII and the Holocaust were most defintley the Jewish people. There were 6 million Jewish people killed during the Holocaust. Which I think is unfair because everyone should have just been treated equally. They were just the same as us, just different hair color and just believed in a different religion doesn't mean that there was anything wrong with them.
The group who undergo the discrimination in United States today is the Blacks. They have to undergo racial discrimination still. In some places they still have the things with the whites only then colored. I think it is completely wrong. Simpily because everyone should just be treated equally and it was made that way a long time ago...
"We are all different; because of that, each of us has something different and special to offer and each and every one of us can make a difference by not being indifferent." - Henry Friedman Chairman of the Holocaust Education Centre, Washington.
"No one yet knows what awaits the Jews in the twenty-first century, but we must make every effort to ensure that it is better than what befell them in the twentieth, the century of the Holocaust." - Benjamin Netanyahu
To add on a little to Evyn's statement, I agree with this. I agree because The Germans don't want people to mess with them. Another words they can can dish it out but they can's take it. Love the Blog hope to see more stellar work!
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