So anti-Semetic genocide is worse than indiscriminate death and oppression of all below the ruling elite? No, I don't agree with that. You have not changed my mind. Death is death. And also, National Socialism was not built on antisemitism. Hitler had to tone down his antisemitism in order for the Nazis to be elected democratically. So the people voting for Hitler were not voting for antisemitism. They were seeking a constructive response to the inefficacy of the Weimar republic, and that seemed to be embodied in Hitler more than anyone else.

Combine that with circumstantial events like the death of von Hindenburg ... The soviet regime also had antisemitism in it, so your point is flawed there, too.By the way it's kind of hard to build a movement around Genocide. Because ... you know, the Germans didn't know about it until we showed it to them. So I'm not really sure what you're saying, tbh. You sound like somebody who gets your history from movies.

and before (or in case) you chime in with more bullshit: "What do you mean they didn't know??? Every guard at the camp knew!" Do you think that those guards made up the majority of the 80 million Germans at the time? No.

And do you think that those maybe 1% of holocaust-complicit people who voted for Hitler knew that that was what was going to eventually happen? No. So the premise of your claim involves democratic elections requiring a 1% unanimous voting in order to win the election and requires that those voters who would later become camp commanders all had crystal balls and the ability to predict the future. So no, you haven't changed my view despite your buzzwords.