Comments by "M. R" (@m.r4841) on "Inside Edition" channel.

  1. Why?
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  2. It's the Fatherland
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  3. What is wrong with you
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  4. Your point?
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  5.  @forluck1267  Only members of the SS were working at the camps. They didn't force anyone to join. You had to apply to the SS in order to join. The only reason why you join them is because you truly believe in the ideology.
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  6.  @forluck1267  Yes. It was a personal career choice.
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  7. Even criminals have rights rights.
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  8. No
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  9. No. He wanted to do it
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  10. This is in Germany
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  11.  @HazrdHazrd  Absolutely not
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  12. He deserves it
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  13. Such nonsense
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  14.  @vultur311  He killed much more people than Jews
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  15.  @jdk5281  It is not fictional
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  16. Forgiveness is a private choice and subjective. The justice system must still be applied
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  17. No he wasn’t
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  18. He knew exactly what he was doing
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  19. No, he wasn't. He wanted to be there
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  20. It's his right not to show it
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  21.  @kavithanadar6155  he could have left anytime
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  22. No one forced him to do anything. It was a personal career choice for him
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  23.  @ChosenOne737  But I know history
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  24.  @ChosenOne737  It is true. Nothing would have happened. He could have left and ask for a new assignment. No one was forced to work at a camp.
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  25. No. He could have left anytime
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  26. He wasn't forced to do anything. It was a personal career choice for him
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  27. The land belongs rightfully to Israel.
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  28. No. No one was forced to work at a camp. It was a personal career choice. He could have left anytime.
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  29.  @sozoxd3754  No one was forced to work at a camp. There were many people who quit that job because they didn't like it. He worked there because he believed in the cause. He could have left anytime and nothing would have happened.
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  30. He was not. It was a personal career choice
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  31. It's his right
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  32. Amazing news 🤗🤗🤗
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