ミラーナ・ヴァイントゥルーブさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ミラーナ・ヴァイントゥルーブInstagram)「#Repost @mariannewilliamson ・ Today is Holocaust Remembrance day, 76 years since the liberation of Auschwitz. Before anyone criticizes the posting of the picture, let me be clear that there is no remembrance without remembering; posting the picture, bearing witness to the agony, reflecting on the reality of unspeakable evil, is exactly what we should be doing on a day such as this. As we reflect on it, let’s not forget that this unspeakable genocide occurred less than 100 years ago. Often, when we think of such things as slavery in the United States or the genocide of Native Americans, the mind is tempted to deflect the horror by reminding ourselves that it happened a long time ago - as though humanity has outgrown such a thing. But the Holocaust happened less than 100 years ago, and as Arnold Schwarzenegger reminded us in his remarkable video a couple of weeks ago, the shattered glass of Krystalnacht was not unlike the shattered glass at the Capitol on January 6. One of the famous pictures from January 6 is that of a man wearing a “Camp Auschwitz” sweatshirt; others wore T-shirts bearing 6MWNE (6 million were not enough). So days like this are very important. Hate is not about who you hate. Whether the scapegoat is Jews or Blacks or Mexicans or immigrants - dictators and wanna-be dictators commonly use the scapegoating technique to gain and maintain power. Clearly and tragically, twas always thus. By bearing witness to the tragedy of any people, we deepen our commitment to love for all people. Four years ago today, on Holocaust Remembrance Day President Trump refused to reference Jews in his statement. That day I knew we were in bigger trouble than we might realize. Who was he seeking to please with his refusal to acknowledge the dangers of anti-Semitism? On this day, remembering the Holocaust, let none of us avoid the tears, memories, or responsibilities with which we are confronted by this photograph. Such atrocities are not a thing of the past. Let us never forget, and never stop working to create a world in which such things do not and cannot exist.」1月28日 9時50分