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There's at least one person like you in every one of these threads, propagating the idea that money or economics makes injustice okay.

• dllthomas 13y ago
  Who said anything about "okay"? It's an explanation for there being less protest then there might otherwise be.
• tzs 13y ago
  What injustice? The Germans approve the bases. The US finds them useful. It's a mutually beneficial situation that both sides want to continue.
  • sliverstorm 13y ago
    Do you not see the injustice!?! :^)
• qwertzlcoatl 13y ago
  The Heidelberger mayor Eckart Würzner said he felt very sad about the departure of the US Army: “After World War II no-one in Heidelberg knew the way into the future. The US Army worked to educate the young generation about how democracy works. It gave Heidelberg a perspective and helped the city get back on its feet and on its way to democracy,” he said.
  • jotm 13y ago
    He's right, and you can look at Eastern European countries to see what would've happened otherwise. However, this isn't the Army we're talking about (obviously, they're leaving), but the NSA, whose mission is to gather intelligence to protect the US, so it's kinda funny that it uses bases smack in the middle of foreign countries...