[vette6387]

KILL HIM NOW! Don’t let him get away with dying of natural causes!

[oldvirginian]

Exactly!
If we had followed the Russians lead there wouldn’t be any NAZIs left to prosecute.
Prosecutors for the western allies only went after the very top officials to “send a message”.
Then the condemned were given a broken neck by the hangman.

The Russians executed thousands.
They hung them by putting them on a truck, placing the noose on and slowly pulling away. The condemned swung until they suffocated. A fitting end to monsters in human form.

[Salvavida]

Just by being a guard? Assessory to murder? How about a cook? How about the civilians outside the camp that knew what was going on? Why don't we charge everyone that was alive and was a member of the Nazi party? They are all equally guilty.

It's amazing how our zeal for punishing the real evil doers was quenched immediately after the war. The Japanese were scarcely held accountable, and they executed and did medical experiments on our POWs.

[bobby.223]

Dittos to that!

[sport]

AMEN!!!!!

[trebb]

Your post sounds like I feel about it- a bit tongue-in-cheek.

I wonder how many who are after anyone who might have been assigned to some of these places would have accepted the consequences of their own untimely demise by refusing the posting/orders given them .... Can't help but thinking of Jesus telling us who could throw the first stone...because while in our eyes, some sins seem greater than others, any who have sinned the least amount have been placed in the same bucket as those who have sinned the most in God's eyes...and He offers redemption for all of them.

If God let the geezer live to 95, I'm satisfied letting God decide when to finish him off....I'm 66 and wasn't born for some 7 years after the atrocities.