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That's frankly kind of an absurd position, to have no sympathy for an entire generation -- for example, do you include 14 year old draftees in '45 in your estimation of guilt? I think most of us, myself included as mentioned, had family members who risked their lives fighting in WW2.

"Ever give any thought to what the world would look like today if they had won?"

Where the hell is that coming from? Who here is waxing poetic about the thought Nazi or Tojo-ist victory? Nobody.

Despite the evil of the regimes we fought and defeated, millions of good men, a very large portion of them Christians, served the country God saw fit to place them in honorably and within the confines of the rules of war. Now they're dead, and while this isn't a topic of particular interest to me I also see no reason to groundlessly indict millions of honorable soldiers.

Yeah, I do, ok? Because I knew men who saw their friends get blown up in a Sherman tank from a panzerfaust shot by one of those little fourteen year snot noses. Listen pal, every hour that Kraut son of a bitch was prowling around under the water sending Allied ships and crews to the bottom , every post a Werhmact soldier stood, every Kreigsmariner , every Luftwaffe pilot who took to the air, every hour those bastards fought meant every hour some poor unfortunate was being shoved into a gas chamber.

In my hometown of Kearny , NJ is a Catholic church, St. Stephens Church. It;s located on Washington Avenue. It's named after Father John Washington. Do you know who he was? Did you ever hear the story of The U.S.S Dorchester and the Four Chaplains? Did you? Read that read story pal and then tell me all about the ''brave men'' in the f**king U-boats because I have nothing but CONTEMPT for those heartless bastards.