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I could do so if I would do so but I do not do so beause this is not my way to think, anti-philosopher. Read the many textes I wrote to you about your theme and try to understand the difference between the continent America and the United States of [the contintent] America. I am a German and not an US-American, that's why I call US-Americans US-Americans.You can just say "Americans."
Judging by your posts, that's debatable.
You can just say Americans....I call US-Americans US-Americans.
You like to debate about that I am no US-American? I am no US-American. On the other side I could call everyone who wears trousers a German and who wears a bikini a Roman and refound the Holy (=Christian) Roman (=under the rule of law) empire (=realm) of German (=united) nation and the only question would be: What's wrong with Donald?
Pot.......kettle........No, guy, the problem isn't your nationality.
The problem is you are nutz.
I mean, seriously, your posts are often unfocused and crazy.
....anti-philosopher. ....
So you like to come on my ignore list, Mr. Absurdity from idiocies grace?You can just say Americans.
No, guy, the problem isn't your nationality.
The problem is you are nutz.
I mean, seriously, your posts are often unfocused and crazy.
Dropping the nukes on Japan certainly changed their way of doing things and turned them into peaceful, respectable world citizens.
Too bad we drop a few on the Middle East after 9/11. Maybe it would have had the same effect on the Islamics.
Well, by 1945, my Dad was with the First US Army, inflicting a lot of that destruction. (He technically was born in Oberlahnstein, they were united after the war.Here by the way a picture from Lahnstein where your father came from, 24/7 full time superidiot. Instead to support war crimes you should thank god that you are alive at all.
Well, by 1945, my Dad was with the First US Army, inflicting a lot of that destruction. (He technically was born in Oberlahnstein, they were united after the war.
Yes, I am glad my dad survived the war, but the horrors he saw his fellow Germans commit haunted him for the rest of his relatively short life (he died at 56).
He had a first cousin who was in the Wehrmacht and died in the war. His uncle was a low-level NSDAP official who was held by the British after the war before it was determined he was only a Mitlaufer. (Like that was anything to be proud of). He later became a West German Judge.
The unit he was with liberated a concentration camp called Nordhausen.
If I see it the right way then this had been KZ Mittelbau-Dora - an external camp of the KZ Buchenwald. In Dora was produced the V2. He was there 11th of April 1945. So you can make a party tomorrow. Though Dora passed 60,000 forced laborers. 20,000 of them died. No one thinks on them but without them the USA had probably not been able to send the first human being to the moon. Unfortunately, triumph and tragedy are all too often siblings. Nevertheless congrats. He did do a good job.
Thanks, I'd have rather the man not live screaming nightmares for the rest of his life.
Nope, the horrors of war definitely had an effect, because the Germans started it.I do not think his nightmares came really from Dora. I think his nightmares had been probably an effect of the evil deeds of other US-American soldiers. Or he had nightmares because they gave this area to the Russians. Or it was indeed Dora or just simple the strange situation "war" at all. No one comes back from a war and is the same as he had been before. My grandfather was in a concentration camp. And although the half of his children had been murdered from the Nazis he never lost his humor. I know him only from his writings and from the stories I heard about him but I imagine he was very happy to be able to die in freedom.
Nope, the horrors of war definitely had an effect, because the Germans started it.
The man was proud of his German heritage
What a luck that you know who are your enemies, ally of the Russian Czar and ally of the Soviet Stalin. Have a lot of criminal fun the next time when you will wipe out Germany again, ally of Putin and slave of the money of the superrich and oligarchs. Don't forget to murder whomever you like to murder because this shows you are strong and who is strong has moral because to be strong means to be right. On the other side: One or two brain cells more ... no ... to try to start to think makes unhappy. And you have the right to be happy. Stay as stupid as you are and die happy, son of a nation who once started to be a child of the enlightenment and is on the best way to plunge in and into darkness. If you think darkness is dark then you never saw the real darkness which no one is able to see.
And that's why he murdered in masses Germans although Germany never had done anything bad to the USA? That's why he supported people who had been the worst cruel enemies his hometown ever had seen? And that's why you try to justify war crimes? What a luck to be a German and not to have to be an US-American!
Russia can't even conquer Ukraine, they are no threat to Germany. But we will still spend billions defending Germany while Germany can't even commit 2% of her GDP to her own defense.
Well, actually he was a medic in the war. So he probably saved lives (even German ones), not killed them.
Look, your side had plenty of chances to prevent the war, you supported Hitler to the last old man and little boy. The "Good Germans" never showed up for the game. Don't come whining to me that your cities ended up in rubble. Instead, be grateful that you were defeated by a compassionate nation that helped you rebuild with the Marshall Plan.
Get some help.You are a criminal in my eyes. End of discussion. Take your soldiers, leave Germany, accomplice of the high traitor Donald Trump and slave of Putin.
