Or these.
Posted on 06/21/2013 12:23:23 PM PDT by nickcarraway
And those who are truly repentant of what awful things they might have committed during WWII will still be forgiven and receive the same reward that those get that have always lived a virtuous life.
Even at that — they did a better job of assimilating than have recent migrants from places other than Europe and Asia.
We’ll Karkoc lives in a “sanctuary city”.
Maybe Obama will offer them “amnesty” for being “undocumented immigrants”.
One got the medal of Freedom—Dr. Von Baum inventor of the V-2 and the runner of the underground slave factory that built them (in fairness—the prison worker were fed slightly better there than they were at the other Nazi death camps)
. The science that got America to the moon was built upon blood—English and Dutch blood by Von Baum (who was a member of the Nazi Party) and his team. We forgave him—why not the rest?
Concentration camps aren’t my yardstick for measuring the evil and dangers of a given belief system. Certainly Islam has had its genocidal moments, and those moments aren’t over. It is my opinion that at this point in history, Islam poses a far greater threat to Western civilization than Nazisim and old Nazis. However, I do understand your point, and my comment was probably too flippant to be used on the subject of Nazi war criminals, all of whom should be removed from our borders, regardless of their age.
I see your point, but I feel leftism is a much greater threat to us than Muslims. They may be using Muslims temporarily, but they will destroy Muslims when they are finished with us.
They probably worked hard, paid their taxes and were simply looking for a better life for themselves and their children. Deporting them would break up their families.
Or these.
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