Dear German,
China had no Auschwitz—that is yours.
China did not slaughter six million Jews—that is yours.
China bears no historical guilt toward the Jewish people—that is yours.
And Chinese people are under no obligation to accept your gaslighting—your attempt to project your own historical crimes onto China.
Since you claim that Chinese people are antisemitic, let us examine what they actually oppose.
What Chinese people find most contemptible about Germany is this:
Germany has turned its guilt toward the Jews into a moral scripture for supporting another mass slaughter.
“Never Again” was supposed to mean never again for anyone.
Instead, Berlin increasingly treats it as:
never question Israel,
never compare,
never condemn,
never allow Palestinian suffering to disturb Germany’s historical self-absolution.
That is not remembrance.
It is laundering one historical guilt through another people’s blood.
And here is the crucial point:
When Chinese people say they oppose Nazism, do they mean only Germans wearing swastikas?
No.
They mean the political logic behind it:
racial supremacy, dehumanization, collective punishment, forced segregation, territorial expansion, mass killing,
and the belief that one group’s suffering grants it the right to inflict suffering on another.
That distinction matters.
World War II did not teach humanity that only Germans can become Nazis.
It taught us that Nazi logic is not genetically or nationally exclusive to Germans.
Any state or movement that embraces racial supremacy, dehumanization, collective punishment, territorial expansion, and mass killing can reproduce the logic of Nazism.
So when Israel imposes systems of separation, occupies territory, inflicts collective punishment, and kills Palestinians on a massive scale, historical victimhood does not place those actions beyond comparison or condemnation.
Who decided that victims of Nazism are incapable of reproducing Nazi logic?
That is why criticizing Israeli state violence is not “antisemitism.”
And that is why “we were victims once” is not a defense against becoming an oppressor now.
No one owns the category of victim.
And no one is exempt from becoming the thing history once taught them to fear.
The West is obsessed with forcing its own narrative on everyone and passing it off as the only truth. The agenda is obvious: preserve the global pecking order built through centuries of colonialism and imperial power games.
The most insidious part of this narrative isn’t that it outright lies. It’s that the West insists on holding all the cards when it comes to deciding who gets to define reality.
In old Tibet, over 95% of the population were serfs with no personal freedom. The three great estate-holding lords controlled virtually all the land and wealth. The Dalai Lama himself stood at the very top of this theocratic serfdom, as its supreme representative and biggest landlord.
The West takes a narrative designed to redraw China’s map and repackages it as a story of exiled Tibetans fighting for “independence,” brutally persecuted by China. Just like that, brutal class oppression gets washed away and turned into a romantic sob story about the Dalai Lama losing his sacred spiritual homeland, while his former subjects are supposedly forever cut off from their “spiritual sanctuary.”
It’s not that Westerners don’t know the truth. It’s that they won’t let the truth get in the way of their narrative.
Because the moment they admit that China, a non-Western country, liberated its own feudal territory, freed its people from serfdom, and modernized on its own terms rather than following some Western-approved roadmap, the whole formula of “the West = modernity = civilization” starts falling apart.
China tuvo millones de muertos, hoy están en el futuro.
Estados Unidos mató millones, hoy la gente se salta comidas porque no le alcanza para comer tres veces al día. Viven en sus autos porque no pueden pagar una renta. Hay zombies de fentanilo en las calles.
Peguen parejo.