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> What would you have liked to see them do differently or what actions would you have liked to see rather than an apology? (If anything) It's been 60 years, an
by dumpsterdiver 3y ago
> What would you have liked to see them do differently or what actions would you have liked to see rather than an apology? (If anything)
It's been 60 years, and now the organization makes an apology when it's fashionable? You can't just commit human atrocities and then say "Oh, sorry about all the atrocities."
Apologies are not at all appropriate when it comes to human atrocities.
Seriously, think about it: if someone committed murder and then apologized to the family for taking their loved one away from this world forever... do you think the family would really want that apology? Or would it be just a slap in the face?
- howinteresting 3y agoVery sympathetic to this point of view, but it looks like they're considering reparations of some sort. Hopefully they come through.
- dumpsterdiver 3y agoTo expound upon my point, when groups of people commit human atrocities, they don't deserve to just "apologize". We do not accept your apology, and you should be ashamed of yourself for even trying. Their organization committed an atrocity, and they have the gall to come out and "apologize"? What are they sorry about exactly? That the world knows what they've done? Yeah, I'm sure they're really sorry about that.
- hulitu 3y agoSome of them are sorry that they cannot continue.