[From “Zero - Lebenskraft ! (10)”]

Then I headed to Dachau[…]
Previous generations of Germans weren’t as aggressively brainwashed as they are today[…]The System forces the adolescents to visit Dachau to indoctrinate them in anti-Nazi ideology[…]
The number of young people I saw in the camp was considerable! But in reality, Dachau wasn’t an extermination camp but a re-education camp for opponents of the Third Reich[…]Himmler was born very close to it, and when he came to power, he had the excellent idea of imprisoning the political opposition[…]
I am irritated to report that[…]the guide informed us that this month would be the 80th anniversary of the ‘liberation’ of Dachau[…]
In the 1930s there was a saying for dissidents, ‘Shut up if you don’t go to Dachau’. Nowadays people in power also incarcerate political dissidents, as evidenced by Joseph Walsh and Chris Gibbons[…]recently, also in England, twelve men were arrested for daring to celebrate Hitler’s birth[…]
I love the German bureaucracy that ordered everything and scrupulously classified the type of prisoner, as long as there was a hierarchy among them. Some crimes against the state or the race were considered much more serious than others

The blue triangle designated migrants; the black triangle designated consumers of degenerate culture and also those who married Jews. These measures couldn’t be implemented in a new ethnnostate because virtually all Westerners would have to be imprisoned, even some white nationalists[…]
Consumers of degenerate culture fared much better in Dachau than, say, opponents of the regime, especially if they were Jews. But what does a consumer of degenerate culture mean? It should be obvious to today’s racialists that the Afro-American art is unfit for the Aryan spirit[…]
Dachau was[…]a re-education camp where you could get out alive. In Eisenhower’s extermination camps no behaviour could save you: the object was to kill you for having been a National Socialist