OP could be a bot and it doesn’t still negate the point. I can imagine there’s plenty of people affected who probably feel something along the lines

It’s a good question and I personally love discussions about morality. Still, I’d like to raise up another angle that seems to be where OP has started this thread: How do the people in the imminent danger feel? It’s easy to talk about morality, but in the actual human level the people being affected right now don’t really get the luxyry to view it that way, they just are in imminent danger.

When you are in a group that stands in the lowest levels of the ladder (immigrant, disabled, us transfolks etc.), it is very much personal. We’re the ones who will be always taken first when the fascists get in power, while others can still have a debate about it

To be fair it sounds like OP feels betrayed, and is kinda scared about ending up in a death camp (and it’s insane they have a legitimate fear about that, wtf USA?!). It’s easy to point at nazis and say it’s their fault (it is), but they weren’t your allies in the first place and didn’t betray you, they said they’d throw you in the death camp. Your allies were the ones that could have saved you… and it looks like they chose not to. I’d be raging too

Unrelated, but this just brought back memories from long ago when I was a kid and used to watch the advertising channels on purpose. Endless stream of useless gym equipment and weird kitchen tools; they painted such a bizarre and surreal world full of repetition, forced plastic smiles and all sorts of almost otherwordly things that had nothing to do with reality. It was fascinating, almost like watching something of the fae folk

I think his reasoning was to see how far the sign holding folks would go for money, and they apparently didn’t really have any limits. Should he have done and shown it on youtube is the thing he can be criticized for