![]() | About Remembering the victims of Nazi and Japanese atrocities |
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You don't see the countries of the EU hating each other and they've been warring for millenniums.
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Regardless of the EU infighting, one idea always seems to unite them ---anti-semitism---a 2000 year history of hate. There is only one barrier to the centuries of pogroms---the IAF. Who do you think teaches the USAF specialized tactics in the iraqi conflict? Never again will the gentiles be able to slaughter Judaic people. As you look back from an historical perspective isn't Martin Luther the "grandfather" of germanic anti-semitism? Isn't the source of anti-semitism xtianity? Let's get real and stop pussyfooting around. It may not be politically correct to take this position but as they say in first year law school "there's no defense against the truth". Why be surprised at how easily this idea can unite germans and other european anti-semites? It will never change regardless of how things appear on the surface. Einstein said it best when defining insanity as "doing the same thing over and over again, expecting a different result." The IAF should fly over Berlin, Warsaw, Vienna etc. just to let them know that we will always remember the victims and that we seek avenge for a thousand centuries. If I won a free german or japanese vehicle I would immediately sell it. The thought of driving it around makes me sick. Can we not make consumer decisions based on a social conscious? We can protest the japanese based on their inhumane whaling and yet forget about the horrors they inflicted in China. The japanese as a culture are collectively responsible for what happened. It may feel easier to whitewash the japanese by buying their products than the anti-semite europeans but a truly empathetic being recognizes that what happened to the Judaic people in europe is the same as what happened to the Chinese under japanese occupation. |
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What about the 3.5 million Russian POWs that died in captivity? I am a thinking that over all you have failed to grasp that many people see WW2 as a historical event which lead to the deaths of over 100 million people (if you include Stalins "purges"). I would rather us remember the whole picture rather than just focusing on one small group. We are more often treacherous through weakness than through calculation. ~Francois De La Rochefoucauld | |
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One small group?
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Yes one small group, less than 6% of the total deaths for the period or around 10% if you remove Stalin's atrocities. The fact is that it was a period where pretty much every minority suffered at the hands of Stalin and Hitler and for the most part you didn't even need to be a minority to be hunted down by those two regimes so personally I would like to see WW2 remembered for what it was, a very brutal period in human history not just one small aspect of it. |
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Going off his posts I'm guessing goodoldrebel is a jew. Quote:
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However I am somewhat negative on the whole genocide thing so I think we can all agree that concentration camps are a bad thing. | |
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At last the clouds part to show the true sky. Wow, the anti-semites crawl out of the woodwork and I didn't even bait them. All that hate means nothing because the IAF is the best and Israel will be here till the end of time. Remembering the Shoah, the victims of Nanjing, Harbin etc. and seeking avenge for a thousand centuries. Beings such as Zofia Yamaika are a tribute to the brave partisans who fought back. I will always remember them. Last edited by goodoldrebel; January 17th, 2010 at 15:48.. |
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You are confused I am not "Anti-Semetic" as much as I am anti any religion and I don't care which one you choose, you want to pop in here making silly statements as a Catholic, Christian, Prodestant, Muslim, Hindu, Buddhist or Jew you will be taken to task so I hate to break i to you but you are going to be treated as an equal. Your largest problem in this battle is learning to separate the philosophy that you can hide behind being Jewish to justify any actions you may perpetrate, we all know about WW2 and all that happened and I doubt anyone here is supportive of the Nazi actions but that is not going to be an acceptable defense for your own bad acts. Last edited by MontyB; January 17th, 2010 at 15:59.. |
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