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I just read in israel newswire that some russian millionaire bought Hitler Yemachemo’s car. It just made me nauseous. What do you think?
They should burn the car!
they shouldve burned the car a long time ago!
mybat; empty?
mybat, before they burn it they should run over all the remaining nazi’s
Sometimes a car is just a car. If the man thinks it is more valuable due to the infamy of his provenance, isn’t that his problem. Why destroy the car? It is not the car’s problem, it is a problem of some people’s belief system and values.
maybe burn the nazi’s together w/ the car??
Russian must have nazi blood in him,
willi, thats an idea
ronsr. why destroy the car, because that car had that evil man in it, and anything that had any contact with that man is evil.!
while i definitely understand and sympathize with your sentiments the way i understood it is that by collecting pieces of history makes him somehow cultured and important
think about it if your a billionaire you really have nothing else left to do in your life but try to get approval and acceptance from others who you believe to be above your humble beginnings so he is just trying to fit in and be a collector of history same thing goes for any objects that belonged to any murderous tyrant they still become valuable in the eyes of the bored rich people who have nothing better to do with their lives as time passes
baal kishron: I undestand English may not be your first language, but please punctuate.
its no fun posting if i have to punctuate properly then i feel like i am writing an assignment for college and believe me that is no fun
ball kishron: If you want people to understand what you are trying to convey, it would help if you would punctuate.
An English teacher once explained to me that punctuation and clear writing is simply consideration for the poor soul who may have to read it. He said, “Have unbounded sympathy for reader, and you will be performing a kindness for all who read what you write, and your writing will improve.”
Thank you ronrsr. Very well put.
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