Dahb0077- Look! New Malls Almost Identical To Nazi Concentration Camps

What a good eye you have. If it weren’t for you everyone may have missed that a couple malls have a passing resemblance to a couple Nazi camps and boy what a shame that would have been. Real hardline news you’re doing.

Just wondering, what’s the take away here? Have Cobra scientists have infiltrated the highest ranks of the Mall Architecture Guild? Are the Illuminati actually just really good Architects? Are Nazi’s running all the major Malls? I swear to god if a clone of Hitler owns Spencer’s I’m going to be very confused. Like does he enjoy light up dildos and beer opener belts or what? Perhaps this is some evil conspiracy to get Mein Kampf to the top of the best sellers list using Mall Bookstores (do those even still exist?). Should I contact Germany directly about the quarter I lost in the gumball machine at my local Mall? Or maybe you could do it for me?

You know I had almost forgotten but I kinda got hassled the last time I was at the mall. Like the door just didn’t open as easily as before, and the stairs seemed a little further apart. Although I’m not Jewish I’ve always been told my hair looks Jew-y so maybe the Nazi Built Mall wasn’t sure. Either way man weird stuff is going down for sure.

Good Luck.

I usually like Daboo’s reports and think many are legit however, this one is really a stretch. In many parts of the country there are classic/historical 19th century industrial “revolution” era buildings (usually textile manufacturing or mills) that had these architectural elements in them. These elements have been incorporated into these modern malls just as neo-classic “American” (like apple pie) “architectural elements have been incorporated into many contemporary residential designs and other buildings including schools for their sentimentality. The “towers” were not guard towers but rather 19th century stairways for workers/students/shoppers to go from one floor to the next. You can still see many examples of these buildings in the New England area . . . Berkshire, Mass, small towns in Indiana, Ohio, and South Carolina come to mind for instance. So let’s curb our enthusiasm so we aren’t accused of fear porn.

I don’t think the product availability was the same though.

Kind of a big difference that malls don’t have huge impenetrable walls around them, they have easy access to parking. Should be comparing general floorplans here, not aw-shucks “if you stand here and look in this direction there’s a square building with – wait for it, wait for it – a sloped roof that has four sides, just like those Nazi buildings”.

This is the dumbest kind of “new world order is making jokes at our expense, look at this random coincidence in these two JPG photos, case closed, no need for me to research any further” theorising.

Objectively speaking, could any large gathering area be re-purposed?
– Yes

What if the whole set-up had already been subsidized, as with strings attached?
– Double yes.

But, why should the guard towers of a mall be substantially different from those of a prison, assuming that their main purpose is to observe all corners of a property.

If we are speaking of battle strategies and defensive situations, it’s fair to say this position puts you at a disadvantage.

If we’re speaking of conventional, everyday situations, your apprehensions are called agoraphobia.

If we’re speaking of the prophetic realm, you’re still not allowed to go into flights of fancy; there are stringent standards.