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Originally Posted by Tom Houlihan
I understand organizations like the SS, but the Reichsbahn? So, is the DRK responsible, too? They healed men so they could go back and kill. How about the Electric and Water companies? They kept the lights on the the Kanzlei so that Hitler and his cronies could plan the war. Maybe if the Reichs Sewage Dienst had let things back up in Berlin, Hitler would have had other things on his mind.
Can't forget the weather service! They aided planning, too. Oh, and the lumber mills. If they hadn't sold material to Eicke, the camps wouldn't have been built.
As I posted elsewhere tonight, the people of Germany need to tell the rest of the world to ferk orf. It happened. We all know it happened. But none of the instigators are around anymore. All that are left are those who at the time were to young to have been able to comprehend, let alone influence what was going on around them.
The people living in Germany today for the most part weren't even born! They bear no responsibility! That's like me taking responsibility for the Slave Trade, for Heaven's sake!
Deutschland, stand up, and ignore everyone else. Do what you have to do to move yourselves ahead. Stop falling for this bullsh*t everyone else is handing you. It's an international guilt trip, and you're allowing it to continue!
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I agree Tom,
I had no less than 20 ancestors in Confederate service during the War,
none owned any slaves. As a matter of fact there were more registered as
slave owner enlisted in Union ranks than in Confederate ranks. Slavery existed for a little over 4 years under the "Stars and Bars" but flourished for over 80 years under the "Stars and Stripes". Moral to the story? The loser of any conflict is usually wrong.....I never planted any cotton....but I do have a Southern accent and I pay for it every day.
I feel you fellas,
raazorboy