Whoopi Goldberg says Holocaust was about two 'White groups' [because she's not that bright]

"The View" should come with a warning label: "Caution, Watching the View Can Cause Severe Damage to the Human Cerebral Cortex." The co-host of this intellectual clusterfrack, Whoopi Goldberg, stated that the Holocaust was "not about race" but about "man's inhumanity to man."

Seriously? This woman makes Alexandria Obviously-Comatose look like a genius.

Goldberg seems to have discounted the systematic killing of six million Jews, a group of people the Nazis believed were "racially inferior" and believed themselves "racially superior" as they desired to create a "racially pure" state. The United States Holocaust Museum explains that the "inferior" Jews "were considered an alien threat to the so-called German racial community."

Other groups were also targeted by the Nazis, including children, due to their "perceived racial and biological inferiority." Also targeted were Gypsies, Germans with disabilities, Poles and Russians, homosexuals and others.

So yes, in part the Holocaust was about man's inhumanity to man, but Goldberg is leaving out the intentions of the Nazis and how they viewed race [the Jews weren't considered to be White], and their determination to create a "pure race" of Germans. And by omitting what they did to the Jews is verging on anti-Semitism if she was doing it intentionally.

The statement by Goldberg came during a half-witted conversation about a Tennessee school district voting to remove "Maus," a Pulitzer Prize winning graphic novel about the Holocaust from its curriculum due to "inappropriate language" [especially upsetting to drag queens who have to read those words to children sitting on their lap], and an illustration of a nude woman without a penis, which might upset the trans community.

The novel is by Art Spiegelman and it tells the story of his Jewish parents living in 1940s Poland and depicts him interviewing his father about his experiences as a Holocaust survivor.

Ana Navarro mentioned a Florida bill that could prevent any conversation in schools that makes students feel uncomfortable race or gender, prompting Sunny Hostin to ponder if teaching students about topics like the Holocaust could eventually be prohibited.

"The Holocaust isn’t about race," Goldberg said as her co-hosts appeared stunned.

"No, it’s not about race," Goldberg continued.

Joy Behar, the show's braintrust said, "Well, they considered Jews a different race."

"It’s not about race," Goldberg, who pulls most of her thoughts from her nether regions insisted.

"What is it about?" Behar asked.

"It’s about man’s inhumanity to man, that’s what it’s about," Goldberg said.

"But it’s about a White supremacist going after Jews and Gypsies," Navarro said as Goldberg attempted to speak over her.

"But these are two White groups of people," Goldberg said as her colleagues disagreed.

She was told Nazis didn’t consider Jewish people to be "White" but continued with her point nonetheless.

"You’re missing the point," Goldberg pontificated. "The minute you turn it into race, it goes down this alley. Let’s talk about it for what it is. It’s how people treat each other. It’s a problem. It doesn’t matter if you’re Black, or White, cause Black ,White, Jews, Italians, everybody eats each other."

So when it's about the Jews being slaughtered for being born Jewish and said to be non-White, it isn't about race. But when it's anyone who supports law and order, or who voted for Trump, or who said Michael Brown didn't have his hands up, or a White Kyle Rittenhouse defending himself and shooting three White guys, it's about race.

Makes perfect sense . . . if you watch "The View."

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Goldberg was blasted online for her take on Hitler's belief in a "master race" and his attempt to completely eliminate the Jewish race in Europe.

One writer said Goldberg's statement perfectly captured "the absolute ignorance of the non-Jewish world, encouraged by the mainstream media, when it comes to understanding the Holocaust," adding Goldberg should "open a god--n book."

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