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>p43 (after footnote 22), p53
It's interesting how promoting a mythology of universal gentile hatred against Jews has in turn fueled real antisemitic excuses. Any imageboard neo-nazi will give you the line about how every country in Europe has persecuted Jews so there must be a reason for it.
That irony is a pattern I think can be generalised, where supremacy ideology (be it racial, religious, or anything, really) just ends up validating its opposition.
Whether intentionally or not, this is the kind of feedback loop modern neo-nazis aim to exploit, agitating for a race war by random acts of violence, then escalating whenever the victim group retaliates, eventually forcing every person to become awoken and pick a side. Unfortunately for them, much of society and more every day is far too heterogeneous to be vulnerable to that kind of dumb racist garbage and will correctly recognize racial supremacy (rather than ethnicity) as the real culprit.
