Commander in SS-led unit living in US

[Razgovory]

Speaking of confused/mentally impaired, half the people participating in the naturalization ceremony started the oath by literally saying "I, State Your Name..."

One of those real-life Animal House moments.

I've been to two of them, and I didn't hear any of that.  Maybe you guys get the dregs that New York didn't want.

In West Virginia?  Nah.

[Jaron]

Maybe it defeats the purpose of justice, but it seems at this point we should let the matter rest. This person did oversee some atrocious things in his life, but surely the crimes of Nazi Germany have been paid for. Do we need to track down every last elderly vestige of it and try them?

I wonder what these 'Nazi Hunters' will do when they're done shaking down old folks homes.

[fhdz]

Maybe it defeats the purpose of justice, but it seems at this point we should let the matter rest. This person did oversee some atrocious things in his life, but surely the crimes of Nazi Germany have been paid for. Do we need to track down every last elderly vestige of it and try them?

Yes. Every last one.

[11B4V]

Maybe it defeats the purpose of justice, but it seems at this point we should let the matter rest. This person did oversee some atrocious things in his life, but surely the crimes of Nazi Germany have been paid for. Do we need to track down every last elderly vestige of it and try them?

Yes. Every last one.

+1 hunt them all down.

Do some reading Jaron

Masters of Death: The SS-Einsatzgruppen and the Invention of the Holocaust

The Good Old Days: The Holocaust as Seen by Its Perpetrators and Bystanders

Ordinary Men: Reserve Police Battalion 101 and the Final Solution in Poland

[OttoVonBismarck]

Some of the Nazi allied-fighters in the Eastern Front I actually think have historically been "lumped in" as bad guys just because they were wearing the wrong uniforms. A lot of them were just trying to fight against a Soviet invasion. But yeah, this guy while it is seems likely he may have joined up to fight the Soviets seems to have mostly spent his time on internal policing along the lines of massacring troublesome groups of civilians, so I don't think he's one who has been unfairly maligned by history. At 94 any prosecution is mostly a joke, but the evidence against this guy seems very strong. The other old American dude--Demjanjuk or whatever, I've never been 100% convinced he actually did anything. It seems like he could have legitimately just been the victim of a case of mistaken identity, at least enough doubt existed in my mind I would not have voted guilty if I was a juror in his trial (moot point since he was not tried in an American court.)

[katmai]

Should have vetoed his admittance on being a Uke to start with.

[Neil]

Maybe it defeats the purpose of justice, but it seems at this point we should let the matter rest. This person did oversee some atrocious things in his life, but surely the crimes of Nazi Germany have been paid for. Do we need to track down every last elderly vestige of it and try them?

Yes. Every last one.

+1 hunt them all down.

Do some reading Jaron

Masters of Death: The SS-Einsatzgruppen and the Invention of the Holocaust

The Good Old Days: The Holocaust as Seen by Its Perpetrators and Bystanders

Ordinary Men: Reserve Police Battalion 101 and the Final Solution in Poland

And that reading would convince him that it's a good idea to hunt down a bunch of old men?  That seems unlikely.  After all, by now everyone realizes that the only reason they're being punished is that they lost the war.

[PDH]

Should have vetoed his admittance on being a Uke to start with.

[DGuller]

Should have vetoed his admittance on being a Uke to start with.

[Neil]

Ah, I see your point now.

[Capetan Mihali]

I wonder what these 'Nazi Hunters' will do when they're done shaking down old folks homes.

Since most of them having been working hard to conflate fighting antisemitism/Nazis with unconditional support for Israel, I guess they'll just drop the "Nazis" part...

[Razgovory]

Should have vetoed his admittance on being a Uke to start with.

I thought you were now upgraded to "Jew".

[Barrister]

Should have vetoed his admittance on being a Uke to start with.

[katmai]

Let the Canadians have all them damn dirty people.

[Barrister]

Should have vetoed his admittance on being a Uke to start with.

I thought you were now upgraded to "Jew".

There is no possible upgrade from Uke.  Even Jews, as fine as they are, could but wish they were Ukrainian.