10-14-2019, 10:04 AM
(10-10-2019, 03:49 PM)BFritz21 Wrote: Way to avoid the questions and just try and make a joke out of it instead of answering.
Way too typical.
Maybe just leave them in ghettos until they could try and repair the tracks? Maybe we bomb more tracks by then.
The death camps were created for the mass murdering of Jews, so how do they do it without the camps? Just line up every Jew and shoot them one by one? That would have taken a lot of bullets, lots of soldiers, and a lot of time.
I do appreciate the response (or lack thereof), though, because you make it obvious that I have good points
He wasn't avoiding the question. He's asking what would have been accomplished by denying them the use of the tracks if that were even possible.
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