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Hem, that's not so easy for the Germans. If only it was a mere "mistake" you can "admit and move on"... It is a crime against humanity that will never be forgot
by gbog 11y ago
Hem, that's not so easy for the Germans. If only it was a mere "mistake" you can "admit and move on"... It is a crime against humanity that will never be forgotten, may I remind you.
And German beer tastes like piss, if you ask me (I'm Belgian for beers).
- dvfjsdhgfv 11y ago> Hem, that's not so easy for the Germans. If only it was a mere "mistake" you can "admit and move on"... It is a crime against humanity that will never be forgotten, may I remind you. I beg to differ - both world wars belong now to the past century, and as more and more years pass by and their witnesses die, these atrocities belong more and more to history books along the Napoleon wars etc., being no more part of the modern story than other horrors of the past. What kind of relation exist between an average young German and the Nazi war machine? Even if someone had an SS officer in the family, they're likely to just feel ashamed and eliminate it from their memory, that's all.