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Good, then they don't have the problem we have here, where as Obama felt it was his duty to apologize to the world for us in our situation.. It would be best if we don't have that happen again in my honest opinion. Just as you said about the German's, we here in America have righted the ship, but we have an issue where as we can't seem to get any respect for our contributions to righting the ship.many. many Germans did not like hitler or the nazis
many tried to get rid of hitler/help the Allies/etc --and paid with their lives
they did not want what happened to happen
...no need to apologize ...the German people/country as a whole did not implement the wrongs
...they received their punishment in cities demolished/people killed/displaced/sufferings/raped/etc
yes, for heavenWe had Trump bowing to enemy generals, for heaven's sake.
why should he apologize??!!??Trump hasn't apologized to desperate people legally coming here seeking asylum. He ripped breastfeeding babies from their mother's arms and sent the parents back to die.
Where do they have a “no questions asked” policy? You seem confused about what refugees are.Jake, correct me if i'm wrong, but didn't Germany adopt a no q's asked immigration policy as 'apology' to the world ?
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You love drama don't you ?? We have borders remember, and either we enforce them or run into the same problems Europe has been having. So what's it gonna be, open borders for you or what ?? I know, ummm why don't you remove the front door from your home, and see how long that will last for you. No one is gonna be as ignorant in life as you want them to be, so why don't you give it up already ?Trump hasn't apologized to desperate people legally coming here seeking asylum. He ripped breastfeeding babies from their mother's arms and sent the parents back to die.
Jake we are getting tired of winning, so shouldn't you be getting tired of losing ??Trump is a moral leper, which does not say much for his followers.
Yes, Germany has apologized.
It's one thing to surrender to the opposing armies at the time, but to realize one's wrong in order to apologize in a formal and appropriate setting to the victims and their extended families would be a whole different thing altogether in my opinion.
I think it would be an historical event that could show that the German people are truly saddened by the past, and that they are truly a friend and protector of humanity in which is to be first and foremost within this day and age, and within the new German nation.
If not officially apologized, then would it be appropriate as a huge gesture of humanatarian kindness to do so now ?? My thoughts are that the German nation would want to show their humanatarian side in righting the wrongs of the past by officially separating that nation from the past forever and forever more Amen.
These stories are so sad when watching them, but they are needed in order to understand the human condition, and to understand how it can fail so tragically as we have given witness to over the many decades and generation's looking back now.. To be able to say that an entire nation is sorry for such tragic events (regardless of the time involved) could be the most healing thing ever for a nation. Closure is very important in a situation like that, and if that chapter has never truly been closed, then it should be, and it can be.
This is not to suggest any guilt on the German people living today, but rather only a suggestion that something can be done by those living today in order to truly honor and remember those poor people who had suffered so horrifically under the weight of it all during and after their experiences in that situation.
So where does it stop Jake ?? If up to the Demon-crats, everyone who has a claim whether fake or not can just waltz right on in, and then cost us millions in resources while claiming our SS (social security) is going broke while we mistreat the most vulnerable and gullable amongst us.Only sillies talk about 'open borders', there are none for the US.
These immigrants presented themselves legally at the border for asylum, and ICE at Trump's orders acted all blackwater asshats on the families.
It's one thing to surrender to the opposing armies at the time, but to realize one's wrong in order to apologize in a formal and appropriate setting to the victims and their extended families would be a whole different thing altogether in my opinion.
I think it would be an historical event that could show that the German people are truly saddened by the past, and that they are truly a friend and protector of humanity in which is to be first and foremost within this day and age, and within the new German nation.
If not officially apologized, then would it be appropriate as a huge gesture of humanatarian kindness to do so now ?? My thoughts are that the German nation would want to show their humanatarian side in righting the wrongs of the past by officially separating that nation from the past forever and forever more Amen.
These stories are so sad when watching them, but they are needed in order to understand the human condition, and to understand how it can fail so tragically as we have given witness to over the many decades and generation's looking back now.. To be able to say that an entire nation is sorry for such tragic events (regardless of the time involved) could be the most healing thing ever for a nation. Closure is very important in a situation like that, and if that chapter has never truly been closed, then it should be, and it can be.
This is not to suggest any guilt on the German people living today, but rather only a suggestion that something can be done by those living today in order to truly honor and remember those poor people who had suffered so horrifically under the weight of it all during and after their experiences in that situation.
Well, who should apologize? Hitler and his cronies were all dead.
Has the US apologized to the people of Iraq? The Native Americans? Blacks? The people of Vietnam?
It's one thing to surrender to the opposing armies at the time, but to realize one's wrong in order to apologize in a formal and appropriate setting to the victims and their extended families would be a whole different thing altogether in my opinion.
I think it would be an historical event that could show that the German people are truly saddened by the past, and that they are truly a friend and protector of humanity in which is to be first and foremost within this day and age, and within the new German nation.
If not officially apologized, then would it be appropriate as a huge gesture of humanatarian kindness to do so now ?? My thoughts are that the German nation would want to show their humanatarian side in righting the wrongs of the past by officially separating that nation from the past forever and forever more Amen.
These stories are so sad when watching them, but they are needed in order to understand the human condition, and to understand how it can fail so tragically as we have given witness to over the many decades and generation's looking back now.. To be able to say that an entire nation is sorry for such tragic events (regardless of the time involved) could be the most healing thing ever for a nation. Closure is very important in a situation like that, and if that chapter has never truly been closed, then it should be, and it can be.
This is not to suggest any guilt on the German people living today, but rather only a suggestion that something can be done by those living today in order to truly honor and remember those poor people who had suffered so horrifically under the weight of it all during and after their experiences in that situation.
Well, who should apologize? Hitler and his cronies were all dead.
Has the US apologized to the people of Iraq? The Native Americans? Blacks? The people of Vietnam?
If we did, the anti-Americans here would use it against us as a weakness. We can't do anything here, because we have the enemy waiting amongst us to exploit every move we make.
It's one thing to surrender to the opposing armies at the time, but to realize one's wrong in order to apologize in a formal and appropriate setting to the victims and their extended families would be a whole different thing altogether in my opinion.
I think it would be an historical event that could show that the German people are truly saddened by the past, and that they are truly a friend and protector of humanity in which is to be first and foremost within this day and age, and within the new German nation.
If not officially apologized, then would it be appropriate as a huge gesture of humanatarian kindness to do so now ?? My thoughts are that the German nation would want to show their humanatarian side in righting the wrongs of the past by officially separating that nation from the past forever and forever more Amen.
These stories are so sad when watching them, but they are needed in order to understand the human condition, and to understand how it can fail so tragically as we have given witness to over the many decades and generation's looking back now.. To be able to say that an entire nation is sorry for such tragic events (regardless of the time involved) could be the most healing thing ever for a nation. Closure is very important in a situation like that, and if that chapter has never truly been closed, then it should be, and it can be.
This is not to suggest any guilt on the German people living today, but rather only a suggestion that something can be done by those living today in order to truly honor and remember those poor people who had suffered so horrifically under the weight of it all during and after their experiences in that situation.
It's one thing to surrender to the opposing armies at the time, but to realize one's wrong in order to apologize in a formal and appropriate setting to the victims and their extended families would be a whole different thing altogether in my opinion.
I think it would be an historical event that could show that the German people are truly saddened by the past, and that they are truly a friend and protector of humanity in which is to be first and foremost within this day and age, and within the new German nation.
If not officially apologized, then would it be appropriate as a huge gesture of humanatarian kindness to do so now ?? My thoughts are that the German nation would want to show their humanatarian side in righting the wrongs of the past by officially separating that nation from the past forever and forever more Amen.
These stories are so sad when watching them, but they are needed in order to understand the human condition, and to understand how it can fail so tragically as we have given witness to over the many decades and generation's looking back now.. To be able to say that an entire nation is sorry for such tragic events (regardless of the time involved) could be the most healing thing ever for a nation. Closure is very important in a situation like that, and if that chapter has never truly been closed, then it should be, and it can be.
This is not to suggest any guilt on the German people living today, but rather only a suggestion that something can be done by those living today in order to truly honor and remember those poor people who had suffered so horrifically under the weight of it all during and after their experiences in that situation.
It's one thing to surrender to the opposing armies at the time, but to realize one's wrong in order to apologize in a formal and appropriate setting to the victims and their extended families would be a whole different thing altogether in my opinion.
I think it would be an historical event that could show that the German people are truly saddened by the past, and that they are truly a friend and protector of humanity in which is to be first and foremost within this day and age, and within the new German nation.
If not officially apologized, then would it be appropriate as a huge gesture of humanatarian kindness to do so now ?? My thoughts are that the German nation would want to show their humanatarian side in righting the wrongs of the past by officially separating that nation from the past forever and forever more Amen.
These stories are so sad when watching them, but they are needed in order to understand the human condition, and to understand how it can fail so tragically as we have given witness to over the many decades and generation's looking back now.. To be able to say that an entire nation is sorry for such tragic events (regardless of the time involved) could be the most healing thing ever for a nation. Closure is very important in a situation like that, and if that chapter has never truly been closed, then it should be, and it can be.
This is not to suggest any guilt on the German people living today, but rather only a suggestion that something can be done by those living today in order to truly honor and remember those poor people who had suffered so horrifically under the weight of it all during and after their experiences in that situation.
For decades, Germany showed how horrible they felt. They taught about how wrong it was and wanted to make sure nothing like that ever happened again. We lived in Germany for 4 years when my husband was in the Air Force. When I went shopping to the local stores, I noticed how Anne Frank's picture was in all the picture frames for sale.
Now, Merkel seems to be supporting those, namely the Muslims, who want to eliminate the Jews. Hitler would approve of her actions. Merkel and her ilk are allowing Muslims to take over Europe. They even made it a crime to insult Islam in any way. While they claimed the law covered all religions, it's proving not to be true. They cover up the crimes against women and children committed by Muslim men.
Why is Merkel doing this? Does she also hate Jews?
When refugees were being seeded all over the world, they were coming before Christians who actually were facing persecution. The U.N. made decisions regarding who would be granted refugee status. A tiny percent of non-Muslims were allowed. Even though Jews and Christians were being murdered because of their religion, they were passed over in favor of Muslims who claimed they wanted to migrate to countries with better schools. Many were economic refugees. So, the threat of death isn't deemed as important as someone wanting to improve their financial status.
Merkel doesn't seem to care that Muslims want Israel completely annihilated. She supports them and even covers for them when they bring their messed-up culture to her country and their neighbors.
Exactly. You are a perfect example.why should he apologize??!!??Trump hasn't apologized to desperate people legally coming here seeking asylum. He ripped breastfeeding babies from their mother's arms and sent the parents back to die.
It's one thing to surrender to the opposing armies at the time, but to realize one's wrong in order to apologize in a formal and appropriate setting to the victims and their extended families would be a whole different thing altogether in my opinion.
I think it would be an historical event that could show that the German people are truly saddened by the past, and that they are truly a friend and protector of humanity in which is to be first and foremost within this day and age, and within the new German nation.
If not officially apologized, then would it be appropriate as a huge gesture of humanatarian kindness to do so now ?? My thoughts are that the German nation would want to show their humanatarian side in righting the wrongs of the past by officially separating that nation from the past forever and forever more Amen.
These stories are so sad when watching them, but they are needed in order to understand the human condition, and to understand how it can fail so tragically as we have given witness to over the many decades and generation's looking back now.. To be able to say that an entire nation is sorry for such tragic events (regardless of the time involved) could be the most healing thing ever for a nation. Closure is very important in a situation like that, and if that chapter has never truly been closed, then it should be, and it can be.
This is not to suggest any guilt on the German people living today, but rather only a suggestion that something can be done by those living today in order to truly honor and remember those poor people who had suffered so horrifically under the weight of it all during and after their experiences in that situation.
For decades, Germany showed how horrible they felt. They taught about how wrong it was and wanted to make sure nothing like that ever happened again. We lived in Germany for 4 years when my husband was in the Air Force. When I went shopping to the local stores, I noticed how Anne Frank's picture was in all the picture frames for sale.
Now, Merkel seems to be supporting those, namely the Muslims, who want to eliminate the Jews. Hitler would approve of her actions. Merkel and her ilk are allowing Muslims to take over Europe. They even made it a crime to insult Islam in any way. While they claimed the law covered all religions, it's proving not to be true. They cover up the crimes against women and children committed by Muslim men.
Why is Merkel doing this? Does she also hate Jews?
When refugees were being seeded all over the world, they were coming before Christians who actually were facing persecution. The U.N. made decisions regarding who would be granted refugee status. A tiny percent of non-Muslims were allowed. Even though Jews and Christians were being murdered because of their religion, they were passed over in favor of Muslims who claimed they wanted to migrate to countries with better schools. Many were economic refugees. So, the threat of death isn't deemed as important as someone wanting to improve their financial status.
Merkel doesn't seem to care that Muslims want Israel completely annihilated. She supports them and even covers for them when they bring their messed-up culture to her country and their neighbors.
Your logic is a little backwards.
Merkel isn't necessarily supporting Muslims against Jews. She's supporting a society that allows people freedom of religion, and one that is compassionate.
Yes, I think she's wrong for letting is so many people. But that doesn't mean she's letting them in to kill the Jews.
It's one thing to surrender to the opposing armies at the time, but to realize one's wrong in order to apologize in a formal and appropriate setting to the victims and their extended families would be a whole different thing altogether in my opinion.
I think it would be an historical event that could show that the German people are truly saddened by the past, and that they are truly a friend and protector of humanity in which is to be first and foremost within this day and age, and within the new German nation.
If not officially apologized, then would it be appropriate as a huge gesture of humanatarian kindness to do so now ?? My thoughts are that the German nation would want to show their humanatarian side in righting the wrongs of the past by officially separating that nation from the past forever and forever more Amen.
These stories are so sad when watching them, but they are needed in order to understand the human condition, and to understand how it can fail so tragically as we have given witness to over the many decades and generation's looking back now.. To be able to say that an entire nation is sorry for such tragic events (regardless of the time involved) could be the most healing thing ever for a nation. Closure is very important in a situation like that, and if that chapter has never truly been closed, then it should be, and it can be.
This is not to suggest any guilt on the German people living today, but rather only a suggestion that something can be done by those living today in order to truly honor and remember those poor people who had suffered so horrifically under the weight of it all during and after their experiences in that situation.
For decades, Germany showed how horrible they felt. They taught about how wrong it was and wanted to make sure nothing like that ever happened again. We lived in Germany for 4 years when my husband was in the Air Force. When I went shopping to the local stores, I noticed how Anne Frank's picture was in all the picture frames for sale.
Now, Merkel seems to be supporting those, namely the Muslims, who want to eliminate the Jews. Hitler would approve of her actions. Merkel and her ilk are allowing Muslims to take over Europe. They even made it a crime to insult Islam in any way. While they claimed the law covered all religions, it's proving not to be true. They cover up the crimes against women and children committed by Muslim men.
Why is Merkel doing this? Does she also hate Jews?
When refugees were being seeded all over the world, they were coming before Christians who actually were facing persecution. The U.N. made decisions regarding who would be granted refugee status. A tiny percent of non-Muslims were allowed. Even though Jews and Christians were being murdered because of their religion, they were passed over in favor of Muslims who claimed they wanted to migrate to countries with better schools. Many were economic refugees. So, the threat of death isn't deemed as important as someone wanting to improve their financial status.
Merkel doesn't seem to care that Muslims want Israel completely annihilated. She supports them and even covers for them when they bring their messed-up culture to her country and their neighbors.
Your logic is a little backwards.
Merkel isn't necessarily supporting Muslims against Jews. She's supporting a society that allows people freedom of religion, and one that is compassionate.
Yes, I think she's wrong for letting is so many people. But that doesn't mean she's letting them in to kill the Jews.
They are coming from all the Jew-hating countries and they are refusing to assimilate. It's suicide. She is going against her own people to coddle these radicals. Crime against women and children is up. Terrorists attacks and threats are up.
They are coming from all the Jew-hating countries and they are refusing to assimilate. It's suicide. She is going against her own people to coddle these radicals. Crime against women and children is up. Terrorists attacks and threats are up.
Where do they have a “no questions asked” policy? You seem confused about what refugees are.Jake, correct me if i'm wrong, but didn't Germany adopt a no q's asked immigration policy as 'apology' to the world ?
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