Remembering the holocaust

[Noodle]

Should we forget and forgive the nazis for what they did?

Shall we tat fresh and by forgetting all of it we will be stopping people get hurt more by dwelling on the past?

Does dwelling on the past achieve anything?

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Should we always remember the holocaust for what it really was?

Should we never forgive any nazis from this day on?

By dwelling on the past are we haulting anything like this from happening again?


I have started off this thread quite differently to most, I am not really sure on my opinion, a bit of a mix so I thought I would start some good questions that could raise alot of different and interesting opinions.

[lain]

Hmm, someone is gunna hate me for this post but I think the jews used the holocaust, while I don't deny that it was absolutely horrible. They used it to get support from the US to invade palestinians land. =\ I'm not racist, I don't support nazis. But yeah D= I've studied it and thats the conclusion I've come too.
Edit: However countering my own post they made the point that they needed land so that they could get there own people stable, we probably wouldn't have the problem of the israeli/palestine conflict if there weren't religion. So I blame religion in genereal for that.

[Henry VIII]

I don't know how I feel about it. My grandparents were in the Auschwitz concentration camp, but they don't really talk about it.

Of course Nazis should be forgiven. There have been countless studies showing that people do what they're told whether they think it is right or not. Besides, most of these people are dead. Neo-nazis are a different story, however.

I don't know. I don't usually think about it, nor do I care much. I think all religion is horrible and unstoppable. So for me, thinking about these things just irritates me because they'll always be dumbfucks killing in the name of a god instead of taking responsibility for their human nature and killing in the name of anger or greed.

[Radaral]

Uh it happened awhile ago and upset the balance of power causing Joseph Stalin to become unstopable but then he died and Gorbachev failed it, I think on perpious he probably took and hid the money and claimed the government went backrupt.

[Tenki382]

I think that people have to remember what the Germans were going through; they were easily led astray by desperation of a war-torn land. However, for anyone that experienced such violence, it is hard for them to forgive. I mean, I know that the Chinese and Koreans still hold WWII against the Japanese - though that is a different society all together.

But basically, we should remember what happened, but not use it (like America using such an incident to police the world, or the Jews taking advantage of a land that was owned by others just generations previous).

Though we have to keep in mind that people suck, war is inevitable, and we will continue to do horrible things to ourselves until we become extinct.

[Krad]

Forgive, but never forget.

[Phucka]

The only thing I'm really against is the Isrealites hunting down ex-nazis to this day...

That was years ago, and the nazi may even regret doing it to this day...

[virusdetected]

We should never forgive them and what they did. We can try to look at it and prevent it from ever happening but of course it's evident that history repeats itself.

[Zetin]

i'd say we forget it but we dont forgive them

[Tumbleweed]

I'm with Mel Gibson. The Jews didn't die. They just moved to Brooklyn and LA where they brainwashed us into thinking they didn't cause all the wars.

And since when are Nazis revoking their comments on the issue? The American Nazi Party firmly stands by Hitlers desicion to kill the damn semites. The only ones who aren't condoning the Holocaust are members of The Libertarian National Socialist Party, which is more of an economic party than a social one.