[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Albert Alan [@_AlbertAlan](/creator/twitter/_AlbertAlan) on x 2918 followers Created: 2025-07-24 19:25:12 UTC Dear @BillAckman This moment calls for moral clarity and intellectual precision. I have seen the clip being circulated, and what is being implied is both deeply disturbing and historically ignorant. The suggestion that perhaps Hitler had a reason, or that Jewish people are somehow hiding a collective wrongdoing they refuse to admit, is not just offensive. It is a fundamental failure of logic and decency. If we approach this from first principles, we must begin with the most basic truths. Genocide is never justified. Collective guilt is a false and dangerous premise. Individuals are responsible for their own actions. No civilization can function on the idea that entire populations bear hereditary blame. This is not a bold or contrarian conversation. It is an old and tired playbook dressed up as inquiry. Throughout history, particularly in moments of economic or cultural decline, societies have defaulted to blaming minorities for their own dysfunction. The Jewish people, representing a small but disproportionately impactful part of the global population, have often been the target of that resentment. It has never been about what Jews have done. It has always been about what others have failed to do for themselves. The Jewish community has consistently contributed across every pillar of civilization. In science, law, finance, medicine, technology, philosophy, and the arts, Jewish individuals have helped move the world forward. That success has made us visible. But visibility does not equal power, and contribution does not equal control. The recurring myth of Jewish dominance is a failure to understand the distinction between participation and manipulation. To suggest that the atrocities of the Holocaust might be rooted in something Jews failed to acknowledge is to invert history and remove accountability from where it belongs. That line of thinking does not question history. It rewrites it to justify the unjustifiable. Let us also speak plainly about the future. Those who promote or excuse this kind of rhetoric will eventually seek positions of influence. They will want access to capital, to institutions, to leadership. When that time comes, they will find that trust has memory. The people who are building and protecting the future will not hand it over to those who romanticize its past destroyers. Freedom of speech is a legal right. But in a civil society, speech carries moral and reputational weight. You are free to speak. You are not free from the consequences of what your speech reveals about your character. We have seen where this ideology leads. We have lived it. We have buried our dead because of it. And we will not allow it to rise again unchallenged. XXXXX engagements  **Related Topics** [clarity](/topic/clarity) [Post Link](https://x.com/_AlbertAlan/status/1948464500346421489)
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Albert Alan @_AlbertAlan on x 2918 followers
Created: 2025-07-24 19:25:12 UTC
Dear @BillAckman
This moment calls for moral clarity and intellectual precision. I have seen the clip being circulated, and what is being implied is both deeply disturbing and historically ignorant. The suggestion that perhaps Hitler had a reason, or that Jewish people are somehow hiding a collective wrongdoing they refuse to admit, is not just offensive. It is a fundamental failure of logic and decency.
If we approach this from first principles, we must begin with the most basic truths. Genocide is never justified. Collective guilt is a false and dangerous premise. Individuals are responsible for their own actions. No civilization can function on the idea that entire populations bear hereditary blame.
This is not a bold or contrarian conversation. It is an old and tired playbook dressed up as inquiry. Throughout history, particularly in moments of economic or cultural decline, societies have defaulted to blaming minorities for their own dysfunction. The Jewish people, representing a small but disproportionately impactful part of the global population, have often been the target of that resentment. It has never been about what Jews have done. It has always been about what others have failed to do for themselves.
The Jewish community has consistently contributed across every pillar of civilization. In science, law, finance, medicine, technology, philosophy, and the arts, Jewish individuals have helped move the world forward. That success has made us visible. But visibility does not equal power, and contribution does not equal control. The recurring myth of Jewish dominance is a failure to understand the distinction between participation and manipulation.
To suggest that the atrocities of the Holocaust might be rooted in something Jews failed to acknowledge is to invert history and remove accountability from where it belongs. That line of thinking does not question history. It rewrites it to justify the unjustifiable.
Let us also speak plainly about the future. Those who promote or excuse this kind of rhetoric will eventually seek positions of influence. They will want access to capital, to institutions, to leadership. When that time comes, they will find that trust has memory. The people who are building and protecting the future will not hand it over to those who romanticize its past destroyers.
Freedom of speech is a legal right. But in a civil society, speech carries moral and reputational weight. You are free to speak. You are not free from the consequences of what your speech reveals about your character.
We have seen where this ideology leads. We have lived it. We have buried our dead because of it. And we will not allow it to rise again unchallenged.
XXXXX engagements
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