WWII War Crime:75 Years Have Passed Since US and UK Air Forces Rained Death on Dresden!

[Tooting Carmen]

In the late 30s after the Crystal night and Nazi indoctrination, yes. Before that? Hard to say if a mayority, but easily 40+ %

Many historians still debate as to whether or not most Germans were aware that the Holocaust was taking place, and if so did they not protest merely out of fear or because they actively or passively supported it?

[Tooting Carmen]

In that way you are fit/smart by taking that option.

What do you mean?

[Teutone]

Many historians still debate as to whether or not most Germans were aware that the Holocaust was taking place, and if so did they not protest merely out of fear or because they actively or passively supported it?

I dont think they were aware on the scale of it. I also dont think anyone should feel guilty about it these days, yet have the guts to admit it, we arent Turks.

[Teutone]

What do you mean?

You can be fit in ANY way, fact is the war winning side was fitter, otherwise they would not win the war, isnt that logical?

[Tooting Carmen]

You can be fit in ANY way, fact is the war winning side was fitter, otherwise they would not win the war, isnt that logical?

Do you honestly think that the Afghans and the Vietnamese, to name but two examples, have in any way been fitter and stronger than the countries that have tried to invade and subjugate them?

[Tooting Carmen]

I dont think they were aware on the scale of it. I also dont think anyone should feel guilty about it these days, yet have the guts to admit it, we arent Turks.

Well you do have a Holocaust Denial Law, whereas Turkey does the reverse of that and has jailed people who DO admit the Armenian genocide took place.

[Teutone]

Do you honestly think that the Afghans and the Vietnamese, to name but two examples, have in any way been fitter and stronger than the countries that have tried to invade and subjugate them?

In a way to stop the invading forces to defeat their resistance? Yea. Otherwise they would be defeated.

[Tooting Carmen]

In a way to stop the invading forces to defeat their resistance? Yea. Otherwise they would be defeated.

Afghanistan is a primitive and repressive society (that said, the Khyber Pass has been such a fascinating crossroads between cultures, since for a long time it was the main way Europeans, Middle Easterners and Asians could all trade with each other). Vietnam, on the other hand I have a lot of respect for - as poor as they were, they nevertheless were able to fight off the Chinese, the French, the Americans and the Khmer Rouge.

[Teutone]

Afghanistan is a primitive and repressive society (that said, the Khyber Pass has been such a fascinating crossroads between cultures, since for a long time it was the main way Europeans, Middle Easterners and Asians could all trade with each other). Vietnam, on the other hand I have a lot of respect for - as poor as they were, they nevertheless were able to fight off the Chinese, the French, the Americans and the Khmer Rouge.

You dont understand that it is not about sympathy or respect but the factual reality of the situation. I dont give a shit about neither of them. Who ever succeeds in his goal is right, thats what I say.

If you tell Michael Jordan that the way he throws is wrong, yet he scores 50pts a game, he was right.

[Tooting Carmen]

You dont understand that it is not about sympathy or respect but the factual reality of the situation. I dont give a shit about neither of them. Who ever succeeds in his goal is right, thats what I say.

If you tell Michael Jordan that the way he throws is wrong, yet he scores 50pts a game, he was right.

I respect countries that leave others alone, but at the same time do fight back when they are attacked. (Even Vietnam's invasion of Cambodia was a response to the Khmer Rouge constantly attacking border villages).