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To: Baynative
My perspective is influenced by the fact that my father's family were displaced directly or indirectly by WWI and WWII, and my in-laws' descriptions of life in WWII Poland.

Nothing like having your mother-in-law describe how she was forced to watch 300 people machine gunned to death in a German reprisal action to add a more sober perspective on the meaning of "oppression". Something about how, "The blood flowed like water in the gutters," is something you don't forget.

She must come from and live in a fairly comfortable environment to have the luxury of indulging such a mass of racial neuroses.

13 posted on 11/21/2016 9:27:21 AM PST by pierrem15 ("Massacrez-les, car le seigneur connait les siens")
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To: pierrem15

My dad, an Army combat veteran of WWII in N. Africa, Italy
& Germany spoke of seeing a stack of dead bodies TEN FEET
HIGH for a span of an eighth of a mile at one of the camps
they liberated. The NAZIS had skedaddled too fast to
“process” the bodies when they heard the American tanks
rumbling and the American feet marching toward their camps.
- The generals made a big mistake “sparing” the delicate
sensibilities of the public from seeing the results of
allowing such a one as HITLER to seize power and disarm
the regular citizen.


25 posted on 11/21/2016 10:22:58 AM PST by Twinkie (John 3:16)
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