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Literal anti-science Nazis.
Nazis. Anti-science. WTF.
Even the Nazis have gone downhill in the US. Full throttle collapse.
Nazis were anti science, a lot of the 'advances' attributed to them were results of spending on military and weapons, I.e. intensive funding the remaining scientist that were forced to develop weapons instead of productive/helpful technology. The only sciences they supported were those applicable to military, and even then either disregarded/demonized knowledge from non-facist sources or stole it from those same demonized scientists. People love to crow about operation Paperclip, but forget that most were employed by Nazis under duress.
The first book burnings were of LGBT and sexuality research. Followed by humanities, Jewish authors, 'efeminite' disciplines, and then any that countered the party ideology.
Wait, where have I seen this as well? . . .
Everyone seems to forget the Nazis first targeted and locked up gays/trans, intellectuals, disabled people (they straight up euthanized these people), and socialists in concentration camps before the Jews.
Because everytime you remind them they tell you to STFU. The truth is that if it stopped at gay people, trans people, and the disabled, they'd get away with it every time.
I mean, the allies liberated the camps and then sent the queer people back in to die. There is a reason they never talk about it starting with the gay, trans, and disabled people. It's because in their eyes, it didn't.
To them, there was a perfectly "sane and agreeable genocide", but then it "went off the rails" and started including "real people".