Can the holocaust be justified on utilitarian grounds? Did the people in Germany that time support the genocide of the millions of jews?
10 Answers
- Andy CLv 71 year agoFavorite Answer
Most Germans didn't know. They can't support what they don't know about.
They weren't slaughtered for any 'greater good'. They were slaughtered out of fear and hate.
Fear and hate NDVER justify murder.
- Donnie DoomLv 51 year ago
Such things can be justified when the group being murdered are parasites on society. Welfare recipients and immigrants are a good example of parasites in modern society. They are slowly infesting our country and taking over. I believe a civil war or some kind of genocide is actually needed in America.
- 1 year ago
The individuals in Germany at the time didn't think about it.
Nor did any individual who wasn't straightforwardly associated with it, until the war finished.
- Anonymous1 year ago
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- Anonymous1 year ago
Cold-blooded murder of innocent people can never be justified. "Thou shalt not kill" (6th Commandment).
- Anonymous1 year ago
Never. In 50's 1960's, The Jews rounded up over 2 million Geman oman and children and hanged them to retaliate.,
- Anonymous1 year ago
6 million Jew and 9 million other civilians just to make one man Happy is never Justified
- Anonymous1 year ago
The majority is not always right. Obama got elected twice and now most people that voted for him regret it.
- skeptikLv 71 year ago
The people in Germany at the time didn't know about it.
Nor did anyone who wasn't directly involved in it, until the war ended.