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Muzrub -> RE: Leon Degrelle (4/14/2011 6:23:53 AM)
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ORIGINAL: Lrfss
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ORIGINAL: Muzrub
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ORIGINAL: barkorn45
You answer MY question,if someone saw you reading a book about the german attack on france and scolded you for reading pro nazi literature and how can you read that don't you remember the holocaust.What would be your intelligent responce[sorry i know that intelligent part is a stretch]?
Can I answer this question[8|] First I would size up who the heck has the nerve to question what I'm reading, being in particular I live in America and all, Thank God[&o] Now if that person was annoying as say someone I won't name that posts here that appears to be a troll like liberal luny with an extreme backward way of thinking, I would tell that person to move on as they have no clue and it's none of thier concern in essense! If that doesn't work, I guess it's time to breakout that 'ole can of whoop A**[X(] Don't mess with Texas, we still have Freedom here!
I just checked my library and I have about 600 books on WWII and only two deal with the Holocaust at length, those two books were part of a series is why I even have them! I don't need any books on that subject as my T.V., Newspapers and schools have been infested with the subject matter for about 45 some odd years now... I have three kids in school and they are telling me about all this stuff, all over again.
Bottom line "Get over it, it happened, it's done"[X(]
BTW, I finished "Degrelle's" book finally and enjoyed it! Amazing since I'm not even a NAZI or even a want-to-be at that...
'Get over it, it happened, it's done'
Is this in reference to the camps? I'm asking because surely your not discarding what happened with such a line. Surely not?
I see you said 'Don't mess with Texas, we still have Freedom here!'...
What kind of freedom allows a man to be so dismissive?
Empathy and understanding are not traits to be only set aside for liberals, feeling for the poor wretched souls who died in the camps is not being weak or a loon.
If your willing to read the words of a Nazi- and exclaim its greatness, maybe you should read the words of a Nazi's victim to fully round off your joy of freedom!
Well no need to highlight anything here, it's all wrong and no need to put words in my mouth, thanks though! Maybe you should re-read what I wrote in the context in which it was written assuming you can see after wiping the tears from your eyes? Oh and the part about Freedom to answer such a silly question, one of the things it means here in the U.S. is "choice". BTW, I think you guys over there have some of that "Freedom" stuff going on too, enjoy while you can! As one thoughtful Poster here had mentioned the "Thought Police". Careful they may be coming to your town and already apparently entered your head, put on your Tin Foil Hat back on, it will help with the thought scans[:D]
I'm unsure as to how I put words into your mouth my friend, I just quoted what you said...
Maybe you should stand up for what you wrote instead of pleading the context defence- freedom comes at a price, and one of those prices is standing by your words, no matter how big a fool you sound.
We have freedom here in Australia too, we also stand behind our words- I've never been concerned with "the thought police" whoever they are?
The imagination can be a powerful thing...
But if your argument relies on:
-Denying your own words.
-Claiming being taken out of context.
-Misplaced patriotism
-Imaginary, phantom "thought police".
If that really is your argument, I'm wasting my time and your stealing oxygen at a rapid rate.
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