untermensch

• Your society is far more advanced than ours in many ways, and at the risk of appearing as an untermensch who has internalised this sense of inferiority, I enviously proclaim that what you have achieved in the last 60 years is far superior than whatever we have accomplished. —  Israel Palestine Blogs
• I see the brave Israeli boys are still busy clearing out the nests of those vile, murderous, untermensch so-called 'Palestinians'. —  British Blogs
• It certainly made it easier for the Nazis when they labelled the Jews as "subhuman", (untermensch). —  Alex Jones' Prison Planet.com
• Although this is the all important key to understanding what Australia is - for both Labor and the Liberals are skivvies to this grotesque Omertà - a precept of racism, religious intolerance and the prevention of the influx of lesser peoples (der untermensch). —  newmatilda.com - Comments
• All kudos go out to the fellas who made this possible so quickly -- Pinobigbird, untermensch and cocoa.

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