It's great that lots of people are nicer than some Nazi guards were.

Kristi Noem is a mother of three, and she feels she is dedicated to getting rid of "the bad people." 

I would argue that she's very mean and bad about dehumanizing others. 

She kind of reminds me of a Nazi guard. I guess maybe some Nazi guards in Germany were moms, too? Well I don't know but she's definitely making it seem like it's possible.

Anyways, lots of people do not discriminate against others or dehumanize them nearly as much as she does.

However, it would be interesting if more people could look at the little ways in which they were taught that it's okay to go along with some discriminatory and dehumanizing practices in regards to how they treat others.

And then they could ask themselves about ways to improve in the future.

How could they treat themselves and others better?

I mean, what already makes them better about how they choose to treat other human beings compared to how she chooses to treat other human beings?