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Originally Posted by Eric5273
Not true. Those who were convicted (and later executed) of firebombing the Reichstag were Communist Jews. Also, most of the leaders of the Communist Party were Jews. And as I'm sure you know, the Communists were the Nazis worst enemy. So indeed, the inference can be made that the Jews were terrorists and an enemy of Nazi Germany.
We know many years later that the Reichstag Fire was actually set by the Nazis themselves and only blamed on the Jews. But at the time, any suggestion such as that would have branded you a "conspiracy theorist". After all, why would a government firebomb their own capital building?? 
So it is very logical that such a debate would have been carried out by common level-headed German citizens at the time. |
you've got a very twisted mind you know that? dont you ever feel that you shouldnt be saying this? at least part of it? do you not understand how this is apples and oranges what you are trying to compare? You are trying to compare the reichtag fire bombing to throwing on a vest and blowing up a club full of innocent lives? or flying an airplane or 4 filled with people into buildings and the capital? Eric really I like these discussions but sometimes I wonder if everything is alright up there with you. You've seriously got to be kidding to make such a comparison. blowing up a government building with government officials though terrorism is at least aimed at a particular group. who were the kids at the club in Israel bothering? or who were those people at the Passover dinner bothering? come on now