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Originally Posted by Psy-Fi (Post 2160934)

Sounds like typical lingo out of the lexicon of the loony left. :laughing:

Swear god there were multiple staff meaning where I said things like “I have pretty damn good reading comprehension skills and I’m convinced this doesn’t actually have any meaning.”

Below average people with no writing ability trying to sound smart without knowing what it is they even want to say.

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Originally Posted by OccultHawk (Post 2160943)

They're trying to be too clever by half but they're actually too daft by three-fourths. :D

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Originally Posted by Psy-Fi (Post 2160950)

They're trying to be too clever by half but they're actually too daft by three-fourths. :D

The framus intersects with the ramistan approximately at the paternoster.

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Paulie 'Walnuts' Gualtieri

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Public prosecutors in Germany have indicted a 95-year-old woman for her role supporting the Nazi killing machinery as a secretary in a concentration camp, charging her with 10,000 counts of being an accessory to murder, and complicity in attempted murders.

The indictment against the woman, identified only as Irmgard F. under German privacy laws, followed a five-year investigation, prosecutors said Friday. Because she was under 21 at the time of the offenses she is accused of, they said, she would be tried in a juvenile court, where she is likely to receive a milder sentence.

Don’t Kill Grandma!

Seriously though maybe some stones would be better left unturned?

No. Hang em all. No mercy, no compromise.

Well, a secretary? Isn't that going a bit too far? Was she personally involved in any of the atrocities or did she just "work there"? I mean, what next? Indict the 94-year old guy who delivered post to the German staff? Execute the guy who delivered the bread? Shoot the two people who knocked at the gates asking if they wanted to change their broadband supp - oh. Wait.

Seriously though. Revenge can go too far, no? Some people worked under the Nazi flag because they had no other choice, and while yes, she surely turned a blind eye to what went on, and would be technically complicit in the crimes, she's hardly the same as a Totenkopfkommando or whatever who pushed people into the showers or sorted through their belongings when the ovens had cooled down, is she? Soft target?

Also, lol at a 95-year old being tried at a juvenile court! :laughing:

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Originally Posted by Trollheart (Post 2160977)

I think the strongest argument in favor of her prosecution is for the sake of historical accuracy. They’re already protecting her anonymity. A lot of people died in a process she was a part of. If she’s legally cleared a historian might be drawn to false conclusions. Obviously, it’s a time and place where precise historical accuracy is paramount.

Why did it take them so long then? She's about to die anyway. Seems like some sorta PR stunt. I thought leftists believed criminal justice is about rehabilitation not retribution.

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Originally Posted by jwb (Post 2160983)

Why did it take them so long then? She's about to die anyway. Seems like some sorta PR stunt. I thought leftists believed criminal justice is about rehabilitation not retribution.

The Jewish insistence on a tireless never ending quest to bring every last war criminal to justice is not a part of a leftist agenda.