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You are forcefully twisting the syntax to some patched, extraneous meaning, and are pretty mediocre at it.

"The reason the jewish genocide is awful is not because of bad things being done. (...) It is because we..."

Those two prepositions are expressing a mutual exclusion, by the negation of the first option, and the assertion of the second. It is not a "this or that", but a "not this, but that".

"This was because the "monstrosity of horror" was not shared enough by those in society that were able to turn their backs on those directly impacted."

Except that's not what he said, but ONE of the potential connotations of that sentence, and not the most obvious.

- "The horror was not shared enough"... so what does it mean in the real world? That more Germans, Europeans, and Americans should have taken part in this genocide, so that they'd have an experience of the horror, OR that North Americans should have known the horror of the Wehrmacht coming on their soil?

- "I'm using "victim" in the contemptible way, not in the way leftists like."

"Comtemptible" towards the designation of Jews as victims, or towards Jews themselves?

If there's anyone here who needs to put brains into syntax, it's Wombat, not me. That counts especially when discussing such intense subjects, on the internet and through text, no matter if it's for communicating intelligent ideas, or for covering his repugnant ideas.