luchitociencia
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Don't "let it go." What has happened in the past instructs us on the future. The phrase "never again" says it all. Do not repeat this sort of behavior. Learn from humanity's mistakes. All of us humans must learn to respect the losses of other people.
When you sit down at your Thanksgiving table, imagine what you would feel like if the people seated around the table were gone, disappeared, and you never even had a chance to mourn them, much less to replace them in your life. Could you live with the thought that your mother and your wife were stripped naked and died in a gas chamber?
Hey, you have Israel well settled and alive.
Build Holocaust museums at each street corner over there if you want to.
This is America, this is not Israel.
I learned this the first day I put my foot in this country. My past in my country just a remembrance and from day one to assimilate to the American society, like Ruth in the bible: your god will be my god, your people will be my people.
Jackie Chan in his Old West movie, "This is not the East... This is the West".
Do you get it?
I'm with you when you want to remember that sad past, no problem, but if you DEMAND for American schools to have a special chapter about the Holocaust, hey, then why not make museums of Inca murdering by Spaniards in the city of Tel Aviv, and dedicate special classes, plus ask on TV for $40 dollars a month donations for Incas "survivors" suffering in the high mountains of Puno?
Are you nuts?
Let it go.