Nitpicking on details that won't change the conclusion rather than trying to refute the central point. You're really, really uncomfortable with knowing queer people were rounded up and shoved in boxcars like cattle in far greater numbers than the Jews ever were. You want to believe the propaganda that everyone else was along for the ride but it was really them because there's a whole bunch of anti-jewish crap floating around on the internet and it feels good to feel special, it makes the hate more tolerable.

They weren't the special, chosen ones of a gencide[sic] built up just for them. You believe that to avoid confronting your own internalized misogyny (assuming, since you refuse to clarify). They were the most visible minority among many that were targeted for exclusion; In that they couldn't hide being circumcised. As a trans person, you are also visibly different in a way that you can't hide, and for the same reason: Gender norms. That's what they targeted: Visible differences. Of any kind. Your glitch is that you think saying the Jewish people aren't special must mean anti-Jewish.

That is binary thinking. You're tilted and can't see the reasoning errors you're making. Which, again, is why you keep getting thrown out of our safe spaces... your lack of willingness to learn.

(Submitter’s note: saying that LGBT people, not Jews, were the primary target of the Holocaust, is antisemitic revisionist history. Also, I’m not denying that LGBT people were persecuted during the holocaust.)