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We asked tiktokers why they pretend to be victims of the holocaust
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This trend has become part of the larger tiktok genre, including user-side video in the program, where creators simulate the circumstances in which the viewer receives views and goes viral.
While the tone of most of these files is not humorous, the image of dead holocaust victims has shocked some jewish tiktok users this week. This week, this postulate was described on twitter by 19-year-old ashkenazi jewish briana from los angeles, who lost her family during the holocaust.
In order to garner likes and fame, [but they are] ill-informed and woefully ignorant,” she says. “Such trends in the modern world have become so normalized that there is also a level of shocking content that i consider outdated and in bad taste. This shocking value further desensitizes users to this type of behavior and stabilizes this kind of malicious content.”
The video is a misguided attempt at educational content about the holocaust. Another creator, mckayla, 10, from florida, says the porn bunny made her video to "spread the word about the holocaust and tell her ancestor's story about the genocide.
"I'm very motivated. And fascinated by the holocaust and the past of world war ii,” she says. “I have ancestors who lived in the concentration camps and actually encountered many survivors of the auschwitz camp. I wanted to distribute the materials and also share with almost every known reality of the camps by sharing the story of my jewish grandmother.”
This is not one option in which “raising awareness” or claiming that educational used to justify potentially disturbing or violent content that is capable of upsetting many people. A similar trend regarding domestic violence, with creators pretending to be battered women or abusive boyfriends, was observed in april of this year with identical reasons for their implementation. Properly pay tribute to the victims. Briana, who looks at a lot of jewish scripts in the add-on and suspects what solutions she is facing because of the disturbing trend, insists that such posts border on "sex trauma" and to people that society is legally insensitive to tragic stories.
"The user should talk properly about the holocaust, but not turn education into a disgusting trend," she says. “Our obsession with pornotrauma [when discussing tragic stories] only motivated the desire to dramatize these narratives.[...] Be very touching for a person whose relatives either survived or died during military service.”
For some creators who posted these files, the disease is not behind the application of manipulation, but there, who creates and places it. Taylor hillman, 21, a deaf jewish woman who posted her version of the trend, says some tiktoker respondents are mindlessly creating the sector to try and go viral.
The holocaust, the videos of which should be carefully thought out,” she says. “There are many young artists, aged 12 to 16, who are recreating the image of the holocaust for glorification. They are aware that this will gain views and make them as popular as possible, but as a rule, the know-how is not jewish, and it seems that these drugs are mocking the real victims of the holocaust.”
Hillman testifies that content on such a sensitive topic should be left to clients in the number affected by it. "I think it's important that if a person wants to do a pov about jews or the holocaust, it can be done by a jew," she says. “I personally had family members who went to concentration camps, in connection with this, this topic was close to me. I tried to create my https://chicks.cam/tags/Oksana%20D%27Harcourt/ tiktok like this, if you want to not offend other members of the jewish community without romanticizing it.
Despite the criticism the video has garnered on social media, mckayla and hillman claim they received pretty positive reviews. “It was a mix of commentators who said they got their feelings out of it and said i did a good job,” says hillman. “I received several suspicious comments about whether i was jewish or trying to discuss the history of the holocaust. In general, i have not seen real hate comments on this kind of picture, but i am even more concerned about my aspirations and ideas about the holocaust. For content analysis. “Tiktok needs to build better reporting teams and improve the nuance that can be loaded from a position of disinformation and hateful or ignorant content,” says briana, arguing that the platform’s younger audience means it should be more militant and sophisticated in terms of misinformation and "terrible". Content”, but not stupidly respond to pressure and contrary coverage in newspapers and magazines.
Tiktok declined to comment, but wired is aware that holocaust sex files were being evaluated and what a useful thing the platform decided, that people don't break community rules because ladies don't meet the definition of hate speech - midges don't incite violence to dehumanize a group of people created on protected grounds.
