I stay out of these. The camps were often labor camps making munitions and food and materials. One was a bakery. Think the famous one was a big huge bakery. They made food. Another was munitions. Another was clothing. They were often labor camps.

The only thing you can do with war populations is put them to work. Otherwise they create resistances, and get up to no fucking good. You send them to a camp and get them making shit. If they're not, most grateful to do something, then they're beeped. But for the most part they worked these people otherwise they're useless. They needed a huge war machine.

When you seized existing wealth and sent wealthy to factories, fiction becomes an even greater source of amusement. When you're putting people to work. What happens is they get separate from their homes. And there are people who don't share that sentiment when they're making shit for the bad guys. But for the most part it's a labor camp. Otherwise it has no use. Literally if it ain't producing something it's doing nothing else. Nothing clever. Workers are anybody who works. Never fiction.

But who knows and who cares. It happened then. It happened then anyway. Everywhere else as well. The only thing is they needed a reason for all of it. Somebody else needs to profit from it.

In comparison I'd imagine no worse than Chinese camps now. Less in fact, war, war makes a population work. But I'd imagine there is some atrocity, disease, death.

Do I agree or disagree I don't fucking care. Then. Today. Get over it.