[Kartographer]

I always like to ask if you was to go back to say 1928-9 and address a group of leading German Jewish professionals about what was going to happen to them and their people within the next ten years, what do you think their reaction would be?

I say it would be a lot like yours.

[1rudeboy]

I always like to ask if you was to go back to say 1928-9 and address a group of leading German Jewish professionals about what was going to happen to them and their people within the next ten years, what do you think their reaction would be?
And you could ask 1.6 billion times, and the answer will still be that DHS didn't buy those "tanks," the Marines did.

I say it would be a lot like yours.
Here, you are almost correct, given my reply above.

[Hugin]

I always like to ask if you was to go back to say 1928-9 and address a group of leading German Jewish professionals about what was going to happen to them and their people within the next ten years, what do you think their reaction would be?

And I say the first one to use a NAZI analogy has lost the debate. You could also pick a thousand other times people have predicted doom and it didn't happen. Prudent perperation is great, but assuming the worst is inevitable is an overeaction, and not a great way to live your life, IMHO.