Anti-Semitism and the Culture of Victimhood

OK, so, say you're a neo-Nazi... or heck, no, say you're an actual Nazi -- a member of the German Nazi party since 1938. A real, live, Nazi. And you believe that the Aryan's are the Master Race or whatever.

Well 1945 came and went and you got your asses kicked by Roosevelt's "Jew" army.

So who's the master race now?

Does this even occur to you? Is there a "Wait, we lost the war, maybe we were wrong about our racist assumptions?" moment?

I guess not.

So, OK, Whites are somehow the "Master Race" but they're oppressed somehow. They're the downtrodden -- even though they SHOULD be the ones in charge.

Um. Wassup with that?

Well I'm sure there's lots of hand-wringing at your local White Citizens Council meetings but the fact is that's where the whole racist debacle breaks down using the racists' own data. I suppose they could focus some blame on the race traitors to the White People (who mix their blood with the whomever is the enemy du jure) for a while but inevitably doesn't somebody just end up saying "Aren't the Jews the Master Race?" I mean, they're the ones who won, right?

And this might be analogous to the way many American Christians depict themselves as being victims of the Atheists and the Liberals and (less now out in the open) the Jews. You know -- Islam is assaulting our shores and poisoning minds with their homosexual agenda, or some such thing.

It's almost like it's a lot more "fun" to be the oppressed ones. Christians (in a majority Christian culture) are somehow magically "oppressed" by tiny tiny minorities like Muslims.

I don't really know where this is all going but it just seems... weird... to me. Roosevelt won, obviously Aryans aren't the Master Race. Get over it.