jon_berzerk
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he went along with it
he should be hung until dead
Go ahead and hold yourself captive to your own hate.
hate has nothing to do with it
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he went along with it
he should be hung until dead
Go ahead and hold yourself captive to your own hate.
You only want this innocent German man murdered because he didn't help the Juden. .....The Bible teaches nothing about taking away consequences for murder. This man was a Nazi - he was complicit in the murder of Jews and sending them to the gas chambers.
He was simply a cog in the evil machine who had no say in the proceedings. Given that his role wasn't all that different than the guards at U.S. Japanese interment camps, I believe he shouldn't be prosecuted.
did the internment camps
routinely gas the captives
Was it this guard's duty to gas the captives?
he went along with it
he should be hung until dead
A large portion of the entire nation went along with it as well.
Should we gather anyone that supported Hitler in his rise to power? Any civilian that sat complacently by? How about those that worked in the factories that produced the weapons that the soldiers carried or the uniforms they wore?
The question that I really am interested in is where the line is drawn – where do you start putting people for death for war crimes and letting people off entirely?
You only want this innocent German man murdered because he didn't help the Juden. .....The Bible teaches nothing about taking away consequences for murder. This man was a Nazi - he was complicit in the murder of Jews and sending them to the gas chambers.![]()
Who cares what he was? He admitted to being a part of it. He's guilty. Stop trying to lessen what he did. It won't work.Oskar Groenig was actually a bookkeeper. I can't imagine why the MSM is calling him a guard.
Oh wait. Yes, I can imagine why they are doing that.
He was simply a cog in the evil machine who had no say in the proceedings. Given that his role wasn't all that different than the guards at U.S. Japanese interment camps, I believe he shouldn't be prosecuted.
did the internment camps
routinely gas the captives
Was it this guard's duty to gas the captives?
he went along with it
he should be hung until dead
A large portion of the entire nation went along with it as well.
Should we gather anyone that supported Hitler in his rise to power? Any civilian that sat complacently by? How about those that worked in the factories that produced the weapons that the soldiers carried or the uniforms they wore?
The question that I really am interested in is where the line is drawn – where do you start putting people for death for war crimes and letting people off entirely?
the masses and masses of sheep that knew about it but did nothing
or very little have to live with it
many had to clean up the mess they allowed
civilians that used slave labor are war criminals as wa as those
that worked the camps
executed the people
hauled them to their deaths
all war criminals
it is a little off topic but have you seen
Alfred Hitchcock holocaust film
it came out last January
He admitted it only if you believe the zio clan media account. I don't buy a word of it.
Why didn't the media tell the world he was a guard? Why didn't they admit the truth?
?He admitted it only if you believe the zio clan media account. I don't buy a word of it.
Why didn't the media tell the world he was a guard? Why didn't they admit the truth?
So Germany is putting a 93yr old man on trial for his role during the war at Auschwitz. His job was to collect money from the arriving Jews, most of whom were killed within hours of arrival.
My question is, is this really worthwhile? They will spend large amounts of money to prosecute an elderly man because he was basically in the wrong place at the wrong time on the wrong side. If he were complicit in raids that killed Jews or helped round them up, sure. Not much of an issue. But he has lived openly in Germany since the war and spoken about his role.
What will they punish him with? Life in prison? That's absurd for a 93yr old.
The best thing they could do is take a complete oral history from him of what exactly he did, why he did it, what the circumstances were, what he remembers from it and everything else they can think of. Then keep that oral history along with the other trillions of documents from that era to demonstrate to future generations that yes it really happened and here's why and here's why we cant let it happen again.
Being a member of the Nazi Party wasn't considered a criminal act by the Allied powers after the war. ......innocent? He was a nazi, Sunni man. He was complicit in the murder of the Jews, he kept the existence of the gas chambers a secret until he was a very old man facing eternity and the judgment of God (while he escaped the judgment of the courts here on earth all this time) and caused even more damage by his secrecy. It's a horrific story. He should be tried, found guilty and executed.
And that matters because?Oh and guys? Before I forget? The media left out another detail.
Oskar Groenig is a Jew.
My question is why did they wait so long? This guy is probably senile and can't remember a thing! They should send him to a Jewish nursing home and be done with it!So Germany is putting a 93yr old man on trial for his role during the war at Auschwitz. His job was to collect money from the arriving Jews, most of whom were killed within hours of arrival.
My question is, is this really worthwhile? They will spend large amounts of money to prosecute an elderly man because he was basically in the wrong place at the wrong time on the wrong side. If he were complicit in raids that killed Jews or helped round them up, sure. Not much of an issue. But he has lived openly in Germany since the war and spoken about his role.
What will they punish him with? Life in prison? That's absurd for a 93yr old.
The best thing they could do is take a complete oral history from him of what exactly he did, why he did it, what the circumstances were, what he remembers from it and everything else they can think of. Then keep that oral history along with the other trillions of documents from that era to demonstrate to future generations that yes it really happened and here's why and here's why we cant let it happen again.