The BRUTAL Executions Of The Sonderkommando Revolt

[@TheUntoldPast]

Hi all, there was another video of mine put online shortly before this. That video will return in a few days. Change of schedule! Hope you are all well!

[@waynegoddard4065]

Missed quite a few of your videos. Got some catching up to do. I'm not complaining. Been busy.

[@katjagolden893]

Love your channel!!! Thx for informing the world of this brutal war. As a Polish American Half Jew/ Half Catholic I appreciate what you do for us. I’ve been to Auschwitz when Visiting Poland, the homeland of my grandparents- the Wieczorek’s. 🥰. I lost family and had both my grandfathers fight in this war.

[@waynegoddard4065]

@@katjagolden893 people growing up nowadays need to be reminded of the sacrifices people made. It's not that long ago all this was going on.

[@waynegoddard4065]

My two favourite channels are this and That Chapter. What's similar is there's not a single sponsor advert type thing on either. That Chapter is up in the millions subscribers but still never lowers the tone with SHADOW LEGENDS or RAYCON EARBUDS.

[@katjagolden893]

@@waynegoddard4065 EXACTLY!!! I raised my sons to be informed about what happened there. I had hoped to one day take them there.

[@arthurfnshelby4335]

I remember reading about a man who was sent to work at the crematoria, he had to deal with recently gassed victims. Imagine the horror he faced when the bodies of his wife and children appeared at his post. God have mercy. RIP all those who suffered.

[@johnsavage5815]

Probably made up.

[@arthurfnshelby4335]

@John Savage why would anyone make up that?

[@johnsavage5815]

@@arthurfnshelby4335 History is written by the victors.

[@arthurfnshelby4335]

@John Savage if you say so

[@lifeisgood628]

@@johnsavage5815 low iq found

[@steventhompson399]

I saw a movie from the 2000s called "the grey zone" about this revolt by Auschwitz sonderkommando. I thought it was an awesome movie, the dialogue was good and there was some dark humor and it really made me think about the predicament they were in, helping run the mass killing facilities to survive but knowing they'd also be killed eventually and wanting to do something about it. Not a fun or pleasant film but interesting and compelling. I still can't imagine actually being in that situation, just absolutely terrible...

[@ChairmanPaulieD]

That movie is absolutely UNNERVING but I watch it from time to time and love learning what these innocent people were soon to be met with death 💀 after arriving at Auschwitz-Birkenau. I sometimes wonder if certain people who possibly survived being gassed were most likely unconscious but NOT dead 100% yet. Like that Hungarian Jewish girl who was going into the gas chamber with her mother who were told by the Sonderkommando they we’re shower rooms, I started thinking it could be possible to survive being gassed bc she had multiple dead people on top of her and her nose and mouth were on the concrete slab floors were water droplets provided oxygen for her but she was STILL unconscious and she was revived by Dr. Miklos Nyiszli

[@tazman572]

@@ChairmanPaulieD The girl was put back in the gas chamber soon after and killed. She was not shot by the SS guard as shown in the movie. I can't provide the source at this time, but I have read about it before.

[@ChairmanPaulieD]

@@tazman572 WOW 😯 you need to tell me where I can read about it bc I’m guessing on a small percentage that has happened in some circumstances of victims being gassed and surviving unconsciously. Maybe that’s what it was for the majority of those gassing victims is that the Zyklon B gas pellets unconsciously put the victims to a half death state and then the crematorium burning stage did the FINAL SOLUTION part

[@brendafegley3317]

The Gray Zone is a great movie.So chilling in the end when the SS went from man to man to execute them.

[@ChairmanPaulieD]

@@tazman572 I actually just Googled the man SS-oberscharführer erich muhsfeldt he was aged 34 when he was executed by the Supreme National Tribunal at the Auschwitz Trial in Kraków he discovered the 15 yr old Hungarian Jewish girl and he DID shot her after the uprising NOT as she was running out of the camp in the movie but in a barracks area of some sort and this was witnessed by Dr. Miklos Nyiszli, I don’t know IF he and Muhsfeldt argued and negotiated to keep her alive as he was stating in the movie but Muhsfeldt got what was coming to him as did SS-Hauptsturmführer Amon Leopold Göth hanged by the Supreme National Tribunal

[@stevewoodward7850]

Brave, brave desperate people...heros every single one of them! Least we forget.

[@waynegoddard4065]

Quality channel!!!!!!!!! Time well spent.

[@georgedonaldson6252]

Absolutely heartbreaking story. This is cruelty and horror on an unimaginable scale. Your channel is excellent and is a valuable reminder of the horrors man is capable of.

[@dalemiller9822]

And Putin is repeating this in Ukraine

[@CornyCF]

I was in Auschwitz and we meet a survivor of the Sonderkommando Mr. Mandelbaum. He told us his story of His Martyrium. his job was to burn the Bodies . He told us also the Story of the camp revolution. for me as a German it was a honor to talk with him. a few weeks later he passed away😢. Our group of young German students maybe was the last group who meet him.

[@EMK666]

Are those the guys that miraculously burned bodies without the aid of fuel?

[@JohnSmith-lf4be]

@@EMK666 The women's bodies were fuel. :)

[@Aiddan3]

@@EMK666they used coal coke as fuel tho?

[@glitterbabe96]

There’s a survivor called Lusia Haberfeld, who I’ve been fortunate enough to meet. The one thing I will never forget until my dying day is the story she told me. The SS were in need of blood, so they took blood from her and other prisoners who had literally nothing to give. She said to me “these people saw us as racially inferior, yet they took our blood to give to the Germans on the front.” My heart sank. I also remember her telling me about Roza Robota. Lusia was very friendly Roza, and she remembered the way she was left to hang. I remember her telling me how courageous Roza was. I mean these 3 women, and countless sonderkommando sacrificed their lives to save others. Never, ever forget the courage of these individuals.

[@deanboardman2342]

Is that roza the same person who was in the documentary called... auschwitz sabotage. 4 poor soul was hung for stealing gunpowder, this is where the sonderkommando got there dynamite from. I cannot even begin to imagine the horrors these poor innocent people went through. To survive is a miracle and massive amounts of courage and tenanicity. Its our duty to pass on these horrors and never ever let this happen again. God bless them all. 🙏

[@Ray-ml6iy]

Thank you for this story. I’ve always respected and loved that generation. They truly saved the world. It’s a big part of our world history.

[@MauriceLeviejr]

There is a documentary based on the work called “from the heart of hell”, which goes into great detail on the writing and pictures made by the sonderkommando that led the uprising in auschwitz-birkenau.

[@clintonearlwalker]

Miklos Nyiszli was a doctor in Auschwitz. He had been personally selected by Mengele to perform dissections in Krema II. (Nyiszli used the "other" numbering system and referred to Krma II as Krema I). He was in Kream II when the October 7, 1944 revolt took place, he described it in great detail in his book, "I Was a Doctor in Auschwitz". Here are a few of paragraphs: "Four drums of gasoline had exploded, reducing the building to rubble and burying the Sonderkommando men inside. A few of those who escaped with their lives tried to carry on the fight, but the SS machine guns made short work of them. Others, wounded but still able to walk, headed towards the door with their hands up, but another burst tumbled them as well. The sound of the explosion brought the tension, already at a high pitch from the wait, to a paroxysm. No one knew exactly what happened during the first few minutes. The men working at the ovens left their posts and gathered at the far end of the room, where they tried to figure out what was going on and what steps to take. But the work boss, the toughest man in the kommando, was only staggered by the blow. His face was covered with blood, but he was still on his feet. He quickly drew a sharp knife from the top of his boot and thrust it into the guard's chest. As the guard fell two alert members of the kommando grabbed him, opened the door of the nearest oven, and shoved him headfirst into the flames. It was indeed an historic event, the first of its kind since the founding of the KZ. Eight hundred and fifty-three prisoners, and seventy SS were killed. Included among the latter were an Obersturmfuhrer, seventeen Oberschaarfuhrer and Schaarfuhrer and fifty-two Sturmmanner. Number three crematorium burned to the ground. And number four, as a result of damage to its equipment, was rendered useless.--Miklos Nyiszli

[@kirstiehiorns2702]

animals with teeth. not the ones we know. fuelled by fear and out of their depth confusion indeed why on earth did these people belive they had to do it. why the mess the horror. so sad that they had to do it. do you think they knew truly why? apart from fear ofcourse.

[@waynerobert7986]

The revolt a Treblinka was mentioned but I was surprised that there was no mention of the previous revolt at Sobibor in which several hundred escaped. I believe an error has been made in regard to the account of the October 44 revolt at Birkenau. The narrator says Krematoria I, this was at Auschwitz main camp and not at Birkenau. The Sonderkommando at Krematoria II and IV were instrumental in the Uprising. Apparently. There had been problems at Krematoria IV and it had been unused for sometime before the revolt therefore, the Sonderkommando wasted their explosives blowing it up. As Birkenau was a source for slave labour for nearby industries. The women that had smuggled the explosives had been employed manufacturing hand grenades and until recently along the main road next to the former IG Farben complex were several Pulverturm (Powder towers) where the manufacture of explosives took place. It's probable that the women worked at these locations and were returned to Birkenau at the end of their shifts. This smuggling was heroic as discovery meant death. As the revolt was being put down. A good number of Sonderkommando managed to escape and hide among the general Birkenau population. This would not have been easy but enough of them survived the January 1945 evacuation of the camp and were able to provide testimony as to what had occurred at Birkenau. Thanks to the bravery of those people. The truth was told and the demolition of all 4 Krematoria by the nazis couldn't cover up the enormous criminal enterprise.

[@haileeraestout5567]

And SOMEHOW Mauthausen's ONLY Crematorium Survives

[@jamesbodnarchuk3322]

True heroism

[@eelsie]

you failed to mention the Sobibor revolt where a similar thing happened as at Treblinka. the prisoners rose up and killed the majority of the SS in charge before escaping across a minefield. 58 survived but there were 3 sonderkommando revolts in total not the 2 that you mentioned.

[@michaelwernimont4410]

I think you are referring to the revokt at Sobibor. That was the only death camp/concentration camp with its own minefield.

[@eelsie]

@@michaelwernimont4410 correct that’s the one I mean

[@steventhompson399]

I think treblinka in 43 had a revolt first, then sobibor later in 43, but by then operation Reinhard was mostly finished and industrial killing switched to Auschwitz, and Auschwitz had this video's revolt in October 44. Those people were in a terrible and desperate situation, being coerced into helping the nazis run the camps, but knowing they'd probably be killed no matter what they tried to do something

[@MasterControl-MCP]

If your country hadn’t surrendered as soon as the war started, you wouldn’t have needed to revolt.

[@brentsarazin4346]

I imagine that Germans became like heartless robots killing people and then leaving it up to these groups of Jewish people to clean up their messes. Praise God for their efforts to stand up against them even though it was fruitless in the end. R.I.P. every victim of this Chapter in History.

[@johnsagsveen8238]

I just read a book called "Ordinary men" that covered the German police battalion 101 who carried out lot's of atrocities. They would do mass executions in towns and eventually started to change tactics to rounding people up and sending to camps. In the beginning they were offered a choice to not participate and out of 500 only 12 chose to not participate and during the first mass execution about half of those perpetrating the executions stopped (during the initial execution carried out by the group). As time went on they stopped offering them choices, started having prisoners face away so they wouldn't have to look at them. Towards the end Germans started to view executions as being better than being sent to the camps and started to see it as mercy killings. Absolutely heartbreaking book but really showed that it was all carried out by ordinary men and they became more and more callus as time went on.

[@atengization]

Good video

[@xminusone1]

I like your accent. It's very easy to understand for a non English speaker.

[@jensenwilliam5434]

Thank you!!

[@stevenbaer5999]

I have seen a true story of a Greek Jewish boxer who went to Auschwitz, called Triumph of the Spirit. Some of them actually revolted against the SS. Jewish boxer survived the Holocaust and was actually treated okay by the SS cuz he never lost a fight.

[@yanzhao7298]

See the movie “The Gray Zone” excellent movie about this subject… Harvey Keitel

[@maxhouse2409]

Sobibor in the mid 1980's also dealt with this. The camp had 12 SS and ~100 Ukrainian guards. A revolt took place when the commandant was on leave from the camp. Some of the actors were Alan Arkin, Rutger Hauer, Joanne Pacula.

[@rockroll9761]

Yep

[@tonymcdonnly6492]

This was an infamous day in Auschwitz on October 7, 1944. One good thing did emerge, Crematorium 4 was destroyed considering the workers were not heavily armed. Thank you producing this historic video.

[@dwightholland5067]

Nice summary of a terrible situation.

[@deanpd3402]

When you have nothing to lose this is what you do.

[@ChairmanPaulieD]

Well IF I was in enemy territory I’d be doing one thing and one thing only … “killin Natzees” 😆😅😂🤣

[@spiritusmundi70]

We all like to think we would resist, but 99 percent of us would not. Sad but true.

[@allandavis8201]

Thanks for sharing this most horrifying and barbaric story, the sonderkommando must have lived a living hell, as hellish as the other prisoners but overshadowed with even more barbaric acts that they witnessed and had to carry out, it is a story that must never be forgotten. Lest We Forget. 😡🤬😠😫😖😣😢🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@LeifEriccson43]

Dr. Mark Felton has a very good series about the Sonderkommando revolt.

[@roberthicks4923]

The guards earned the same kind of brutality they were shown; it's a shame more weren't held accountable.

[@dpt6849]

3 months was the guideline for time to survive. Sadly within present day corporations use that same idea. If you don't function as good slave you or your contract is fired/terminated.

[@Hurricane0721]

There is nothing more terrifying in this world than man’s inhumanity to their fellow human beings!

[@EMK666]

That machine is used for seperating rocks and crushing gravel to build roads. It's called a trommel screener.

[@Izumi-sp6fp]

I highly recommend "The Grey Zone". A superb dramatization of the Sonderkommando Revolt in Auschwitz and quite literally a ghastly horror movie. But alas the horror is fact. It is _very_ hard to watch. Yet I still recommend it, because people have to know. There is also a book, titled "The Theory and Practice of Hell"--about how Treblinka operated. It is about the technical trials and tribulations the "technicians" faced in perfecting mass murder and disposal of the bodies. You'll never forget what you read for the rest of your life.

[@harrytoons13]

nice video!

[@ozzyaustin9574]

If you actually believe that's a bone crushing machine, i have a bridge to sell you...

[@mrbluefalconia]

why do you think it wasn`t ozzy ?? just curious

[@waynerobert7986]

First reference I found regarding bone crushing machines was at Maidanek. In the Auschwitz area were some 50 sub camps. A few were farm camps known as Wirtschafthof and ashes from the ovens at Birkenau were scattered on the fields as fertiliser. I read an account in which a prisoner who was scattering ashes said that they would often find pieces of bone or even a whole jawbone in the Ash bucket. I don't remember seeing any reference to bone crushing machines being used at Birkenau.

[@mrbluefalconia]

@@waynerobert7986 oh there where..but it wasn`t about hiding the evidence as some might would think..it was a pure practical thought ,how bizare and absurd it may seem to us today..The nazi regime was extremely brutal ,and effective at the same time..To them killing was at an industrial scale...that ment that everything was at use...hair could be used as pillows..gold would be removed from teeth and bones could be used as road parts..along with rubbles...so humans where just usable parts..as well as the ideological aspect..therefore bonecrusher machines where a logical invention

[@ozzyaustin9574]

@@mrbluefalconia that's farm equipment, my friend.

[@seamusbyrne7820]

Not that it really matters one way or the other to the topic of the video, but it does look like it could possibly be an industrial ball mill, which would be quite effective at crushing up baked bones after cremation; I suspect that modern crematoria would use something similar, though perhaps a bit smaller. Good luck with your bridge and with your search for the truth.

[@Patrickrooney1962]

Thank you for a very informative video. They showed immense bravery trying to destroy and shutdown the nazis brutal crematoriums. Such an existence must have been soul destroying..Thank you again you're videos are amazing 👏 👏👏👏....P

[@danmancuso355]

I was born ten years after WW II ended. I tell myself I know what I would have done if I was there. Yeah, well you weren’t there and you can never really know... God help us.

[@stevenbaer5999]

I am a German Bavarian decent person those Sonderkommando is actually what the voice is actually saying about them. They were actually treated little bit better than others in the camps. But yet those who were actually called Kapo were actually the worse than other prisoners they were actually had special privileges over all prisoners. They actually had a club or maybe a baseball bat to hit other prisoners, sometimes they actually were more brutal than the dreaded SS personnel.

[@Beaglone]

The Kapo were jews....

[@frankdooley6451]

And people still don't believe in Satan / Devil, pure unadulterated evil.

[@jk7690]

Son of Saul is a movie that takes place around the revolt

[@robsin2810]

True hero’s 🙏👍🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@northidenicc8287]

Be strong & Be brave...

[@HULLGRAFFITI]

Cut to today when saying you are 'anti fascist' is seen as a negative to a lotta ppl...

[@r-urbex1611]

That's because most anti fascists act like fascists

[@markpaul8178]

HELL hath more fury than the s.s.The phrase we reap what we sow is an understatement for what the s.s.are going thru as I write this statement!

[@Geojr815]

What was the “bone crushing machine” from the thumbnail?

[@ianstevens8295]

These camps look terrifying, and I've seen the inside of a few secure areas but these places were ridiculously HI tech and secure for it's time. I suppose it had to be when you think of the atrocities committed there and the high loss of human life, I can't imagine how desperate to escape I'd be if it was me being held there and I dont want to even think about my children or family members having to go through one of these death camps as it's just to upsetting. I really hope that the monsters who run this place got what was coming to them but I know most probably didn't face justice for what they did.

[@vewilli]

No words, only tears! God bless all the innocent victims of the incredible NAZI-terror! R.I.P.! 😱😥

[@ukspizzaman]

I know many Germans, and I can tell you one thing for sure. None of them want anything to do with this. It is like blaming me for what the vikings did. The people of that time are all dead and gone.

[@alrightythen1466]

In America for decades it has been “bitches drugs and murder”. It’s what is considered cool. It’s worst than industrializing murder. It’s causing millions to slowly deteriorate and welcome suicide.

[@CasperInkyMagoo]

Or blaming white people living now for slavery, right?

[@peterdicker286]

Could have been narrated better and longer, but fascinating as everything WWI2 and Holocaust sadly is.

[@kevinjohnson7693]

Excellent story.

[@DavidBrown-bp4iq]

Never forgive monsters.

[@spacecatboy2962]

i guess many people without guns didnt know what was going to be done with this in the camp or how bad it would get maybe, and hoped for the best. But the time to resist is not after you are in the camp, but before they grab you from your house

[@nehorlavazapalka]

Smokless powder is useless in a grenade-like device. The explosives power will be near 0.

[@ericpanissidi6761]

No person knows what they would do in that situation.

[@alexbowman7582]

At least you could think deep.

[@cliffsheffield2592]

Thanks!

[@stephensmith3708]

The lot of them knew if executed will be made whole in the up coming new Heaven and Earth to come. Bless them all who return the favor against the Nazis!!!!!

[@halvormadsen]

Great channel, important history and presentations! Please do Henry Rinnan leader of Rinnanbanden. And especially Vidkun Quisling Norway minister president in a puppet-government lead by Josef Terbhoven under the occupation of Norway. According to Oxford English dictionary Quisling= "a person who helps an enemy that has taken control of his or her country" Greetings from Oslo, Norway!

[@charlesmcdevitt4626]

Pj

[@debwilson5236]

I would rather die with dignity than take an innocent life

[@dollinterrupted]

why did they remove the hair from the corpses? anyone know? was the hair used for something?

[@almirbarbosa6733]

Very sad indeed!!!

[@brianjones7660]

Help me here. At about :18 to :25 it looks like some serious brass hats walking by the camera . A guy in a trench coat with 4 stars…and before him a two star…anybody see this too?

[@jonahtwhale1779]

The SonderKommando in the Aktion Reinhardt camps had a harder time. They were very frequently liquidated and were tasked with exhuming the hundreds of thoudands of earlier victims!

[@anthonytindle5758]

And Germany expect us to forget the past.

[@alanguthrie8415]

Fantastic story that. What people they were. You have to love history. I know it’s hard

[@jamesbarnes4964]

Thats awesome!

[@HeyGuy4321]

that don't look like any bone crusher ive ever seen. looks like a bar b cue pit

[@chrisjones8791]

I see Bone Crushing machine, I click

[@pendox99]

why did the thumbnail have a pic of a bone crushing machine?

[@tprski]

Nice job of blowing your credibility right off the bat. The thumbnail for the video has a commercial washing machine labelled as a bone crushing machine.

[@appallokelley3207]

Never give up your second amendment rights or this will be your future. An Auschwitz surviving sisters told me that . Deb and Bepp Sessler were their names . Give them a google , they were wonderful ladies and I’m am blessed to have served them.

[@flechette3782]

TheUntoldpast uses ANOTHER title with one word capitalized for no apparent reason...

[@dalebaker5030]

his story

[@katjagolden893]

How many of your viewers been have visited a concentration camp? ✋. I’ve been to Auschwitz

[@scottklocke891]

I have been to Dachau, 1979

[@davidtkocz8356]

I have visited Oswiecim (Auschwitz) several times. It never gets easier. I read out loud some of the names of the prisoners, just so that their memory would live on even if only for a few seconds.

[@dovidell]

My daughter visited Auschwitz, Birkenau and Treblinka on an organised (Israeli ) school trip

[@tonyrobinson362]

I cannot believe people visit these camps and take pics for goodness sake isnt it enough just to walk round without laughing and joking.

[@seanodwyer4322]

Kat- The current aboitoirs and large animal slaughter- houses are jist as evil as ahh know Humans that have fainted in and around them includeing this author

[@TheRealDarthVadar]

No way my entire family gets killed even my friends and neighbors and i help the Nazis in any way even for a hour now if all my kin were still alive maybe my thinking is different.

[@r-urbex1611]

Why are there so many bots in the comments to this vid?

[@ActiveAussie2024]

scammers, a lot of them.

[@blahblah8308]

Same footage every video is a bit odd. nice work tho

[@r-urbex1611]

It's a bit hard to get new footage of historical events......

[@R-11034]

I’m sure your videos are very interesting but I simply cannot listen to your commentary - the intonation and emphases are really annoying. Sorry.

[@baltazargabka3373]

get your statistics right about the ethnicity of concentration camp victims

[@gazwoods7026]

God bless the dead, R.I.P 🇬🇧 ✊🏼

[@Nightowl76]

The 🐀 decided the revolt was the best idea ....

[@funnyguy9397]

I am about to unsubscribe to this channel if they don't make a video on Dr. Dr.. Otto Rasch of Einsatzgruppen C.

[@Styxswimmer]

"One guard known for his horrific treatment of prisoners was thrown into an oven and burned alive". That made me smile. Is that bad?

[@slatibaadfast]

every time I see any of these things, and I don't even bother watching them they have in the heading "The brutal execution of...' of the brutal whatever else. simply just state The execution of ... the only time an execution would be brutal is if the person is shot non lethally dozens of times to 'drag out the pain and terror'. but they aren't. they are simply shot and killed. these clips are not interesting or informative because you're trying to sensationalize them. please stop it.

[@perthvinylrecording3721]

you did not mention the Greeks in this ?? they were involved ..

[@jeanmarcdevaux2247]

j ai lue un jour le récit d un survivant que la première chose qu ils faisait était de brulé les cors de ce du sonder commando qui venais d être tuer .

[@jaggar28]

It is sad that the opressed becamse the opressor after the war.

[@carolewilson1311]

i sincerely hope ms Goldberg has seen this

[@ericpanissidi6761]

Watch the movie" the grey zone"

[@dovidell]

I think some of the elements of this video were included in the film / movie " the grey zone "

[@skillzsett7958]

I'm sorry, but I would have fought to the death from the beginning.

[@kirstiehiorns2702]

no i dont want to join you in this indulgence. these people are worse than dusgusting. worse even still is the human mind. ime truly dissapointed in this revolting horror and the comentator who lives to live off it and the sensation once these dogs think theyre in power gawd helo us all..lowlife given an encore..

[@trackrunner11]

This is why we .use stand up to these facts, woke Communist right now even if it is not convenient or they retaliate. These people were brave so we must be also.

[@johngoodridge3528]

Watch the gray zone its horrible to know this happens in nazis camps sic evil cowards got everything they deserved my dads unit liberated bergen Belsen never again miss u pops 9th army william Joseph Goodridge

[@zentran2690]

Can't believe there are still edgy kids and manchildren that still make jokes about what the jewish and gyspies had to go through during the holocaust.

[@snake_ize136]

👍

[@lerrymartin3958]

You should have someone else narrate your films! I can only listen so long to your narrative!

[@robertandrews5640]

More wallowing in misery

[@ivanvolkov1820]

Clickbait = dislike.

[@theman4873]

clickbait

[@larryrobinson6914]

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[@rebelusa6585]

All this and god look the other way. Or maybe he powerless to intervene.