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On , we remember the millions of victims of the Nazi regime during WWII.

The loss of life in the Holocaust is unfathomable and a haunting reminder of the devastation caused by antisemitism and intolerance.

In the face of rising antisemitism, revisionism and conspiracy theories, we must remain vigilant to counter disinformation and educate future generations about these atrocities.

and pledge to fight hatred and discrimination in all its forms in the EU.

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@EU_Commission

No we don't. We remember that hatred is a feeling and that we do not outlaw feelings. That is unhealthy and lead to psychosis and violence eventually.

Discrimination is part of my freedom of association, so this we keep dear to our hearts.

We remember that when the EU let in 100s of thousands of arabians because the politicians want to force people to live together, we get chaos, bombings, terrorism and more.

So with respect to WW2, we remember that politicians (...)

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camelsqueezer

@EU_Commission What we must remember is that as more time passes, and we gradually lose the witnesses who experienced these horrors directly, there is a risk that these events become less real and fade like ageing photographs.

We must never forget what happened during those years of pure evil. The accounts of those still living and the stories of the millions who died, should serve as enduring lessons, so that we can recognise this evil and prevent it. Otherwise, we will have learned nothing.

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relais

@EU_Commission

I do not understand why organizations like the EU-Commission use such imagery to illustrate posts like this. I get it, it is really not easy to find an appropriate image. But I‘d then say: Do not use an image at all. I am no victim of the Holocaust, nor related to a victim (as far as I know) and I still find this image inappropriate.

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@EU_Commission that was ONLY intolerance, Jews were never separate from other groups that ain't been tolerated, such as gays, mentally ill and Roma and some other groups would be only tolerated as slaves, such as 'non-Germans', that included literally all the world

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ThatAuntie

@EU_Commission 🙏🏾🕯

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British Tech Guru

@EU_Commission I always think of the hidden human tragedy as well... All the people happily going about their everyday business... The farmers, schoolteachers, watch makers, sportsmen, clerks etc who were dragged into the war and conscripted into being soldiers, sailers, airmen etc and who were killed or maimed as a result. It doesn't matter which side - it was a tragedy for every family involved.

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Aral Balkan

@EU_Commission Jews fleeing Nazi Germany were turned away by countries in Europe and elsewhere. Today, we do the same thing to people fleeing wars and persecution in the Middle East. Does your pledge include welcoming refugees instead of enacting hostile policies not unlike the ones we had during WWII that compounded the suffering and devastation of victims? (Policies which, in some European countries, even criminalise people who aid refugees?)

encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content

#HolocaustRemembranceDay

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Jeff

@EU_Commission Conservative are now Nazis according to apartheid musk

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uniq

@EU_Commission

So finally start humanitarian action for #refugees in the Mediterranean?!

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