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And who were these Nazis? Were they Germans who acted on behalf of their party and political ideology? You can argue all you like about how much worse the USA
by Nrsolis 13y ago
And who were these Nazis? Were they Germans who acted on behalf of their party and political ideology?
You can argue all you like about how much worse the USA is than Europe but my mother lived in Germany during that time. Complain all you like, but the USA is still far ahead of where Europe is when it comes to civil rights. Ask any survivor of the camps.
The mere fact that the head of the intelligence agencies is going to have to testify under oath in front of the Congress is a sign that the legitimacy of our government is something that is valued and protected.
- bobwaycott 13y agoAppeal to emotion, much? You directly mischaracterized the democratically elected status of the German state that began WWII. It has everything to do with the undemocratic nature of the German state after 1932 that led Europe to WWII. I never argued in the slightest that the US was in any way, shape, or form worse than Europe. I simply corrected your incorrect understanding of history. If you're going to take a point from history to make a point about contemporary society and events, then at least get the history correct. It's not like you have to read between the redacted lines of history to do so.