Comments by "M. R" (@m.r4841) on "101-Year-Old Former Nazi Guard Gets 5 Years in Prison" video.

  1. That is not true. No one was forced to work at a camp. It was personal career choice. He could have left anytime.
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  2. No he wasn't. It was a personal career choice
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  3.  @Duzxy9  There were many people who quit that job because they didn't like it. And nothing bad has ever happened. It was a normal job. Nothing more and nothing less.
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  4. He wasn't forced to do anything. It was a personal career choice for him. He wanted to be there because he believed in the cause
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  5. What is wrong with you
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  6. He has no guilt. He doesn't regret anything. He joined the SS because he believed in it.
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  7.  @bentennyson2398  He never apologized. He pleaded he's not guilty.
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  8. No. He was there because he wanted to
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  9.  @Comet.444  You have a deep misunderstanding of history
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  10. That's such a dumb comment 🤣
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  11. Such nonsense. This has absolutely nothing to do with socialism
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  12.  @kavithanadar6155  That is not true. As I said, no one was forced to work at a camp. There were many people who quit that job because they didn't like it and nothing happened to them. It was just a normal job.
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  13. Luckily the German law disagrees with you
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  14. Because even criminals have rights
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  15. There is a difference between being silent and actively helping to commit a genocide.
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  16. He could have left anytime. No one was forced to work at a camp. He wanted to be there because he believed in the cause.
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  17. Forgiveness is a private choice and subjective. The justice system must still be applied
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  18. No. It was a personal career choice for him
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  19. There is no such thing as being too old for prison
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  20. What is wrong with you
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  21. He had a choice
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  22. That is not true. He wasn't forced to do anything. It was a personal career choice for him. He could have left anytime
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  23. No
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  24. He wasn't forced to do anything. It was a personal career choice for him
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  25. They don’t regret it and they wanted to be there
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  26. He could have left anytime.
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  27. Nope. He was there at his own free will
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  28. No he wasn't
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  29. He's German. He always had health care .
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  30.  @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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  31. Your point?
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  32. What is wrong with you
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  33. It's the Fatherland
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  34. Why?
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  35. We can't take away rights from people
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  36.  @Mrs.Hat-  Even criminals have rights. Taking away rights from people is a path we can't afford to take.
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  37. Because it's his right. No one can take a picture of you if you don't want to in Germany
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  38. No. He wanted to do it
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  39. This is in Germany
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  40. No one forced him to do anything. He could have left anytime
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  41. Good
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  42.  @HazrdHazrd  Absolutely not
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  43. In Germany the statute of limitations does not apply to war crimes
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  44. It's his right. Even criminals have rights
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  45.  @roomcguire  He deserves it. We can't take human rights away from people. Not even criminals. That's a path we can't afford to take.
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  46.  @roomcguire  He's still human.
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  47. Stop attacking Israel and you have peace. As simple as that
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  48. He deserves it
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  49. It is fair
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  50. He wasn't forced to do anything. He wanted to be there
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  51. You need a brain
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  52. No
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  53. Such nonsense
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  54.  @vultur311  He killed much more people than Jews
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  55.  @kavithanadar6155  Yes.
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  56. This is justice
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  57. Following orders is not an excuse for helping to commit a genocide and torturing people. It was a personal career choice for him.
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  58. That is the stupidest comment I have ever seen
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  59. No. It was a personal career choice
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  60.  @jdk5281  It is not fictional
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  61. Because criminals have rights too
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  62. No
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  63. What is wrong with you
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  64. That is not true. No one was forced to work at a camp. It could have left anytime
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  65. It was a personal career choice for him
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  66. @Xao Jiden You should do some proper research
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  67. He would not. He could have left anytime
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  68. Such nonsense
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  69. This is actually in Germany
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  70. The land belongs rightfully to Israel
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  71. There is no god
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  72. No
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  73. Even criminals have rights rights.
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  74.  @forluck1267  Yes. It was a personal career choice.
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  75. There is nothing wrong with communism
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  76. Why?
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  77. Well that's the difference between Germany and the US
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  78. No
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  79. He has no regrets. And it was a personal career choice. He could have left anytime
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  80. And the US as well
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  81. Forgiveness is a private choice and subjective. The justice system must still be applied
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  82.  @stalloneandrew9961  This is in Germany
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  83. Good joke 🤣
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  84.  @10thacountyoutubesux10  Yes. I'm very scared 😀
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  85. No. He could have left anytime. No one was forced to work at a camp.
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  86. There is no god
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  87.  @valify5972  I take that as a compliment
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  88.  @valify5972  That doesn't make any sense
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  89.  @byamamoto2693  Yes. He wanted to be there. He willingly participated in a genocide.
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  90.  @bigfoot4034  That's different. They're soldiers. That's there job. He wanted to be there. He applied to work at a concentration camp.
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  91. The justice system has several purposes. One of them is to punish criminals
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  92. He wasn't
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  93. No. He's a war criminal
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  94. What is wrong with you
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  95.  @wolflexz  Being patriotic is different than committing genocide
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  96. He wasn't. It was a personal career choice
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  97. Yes
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  98. No he wasn’t
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  99. Justice is not wasted money
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  100. No
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  101. He wasn't forced to do anything. It was a personal career choice
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  102.  @ozone3750  He could have refused
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  103.  @ozone3750  He could ask to leave, he could reassign and ask for a new position. No one was forced to work at a camp. There were many people who quit that job because they didn't like it. No one was killed just because they didn't want to work at a concentration camp
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  104. He knew exactly what he was doing
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  105. No, he wasn't. He wanted to be there
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  106. Justice is never a waste
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  107. You couldn't be more wrong
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  108. No. It's his right not to show it. We can't take rights away. Not even from criminals
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  109.  @pervysage5125  yes
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  110. Why?
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  111. It's his right not to show it
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  112.  @kavithanadar6155  he could have left anytime
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  113.  @bentennyson2398  He wasn't forced to do anything. No one was forced to work at a camp. It was a personal career choice. He could have left anytime. He wanted to be there because he believed in it. There were countless people who quit their job because they didn't like it and nothing happened. No one was forced to be there.
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  114. And he was part of the SS. You don't do that lightly. You join because you believe in the cause.
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  115. Forgiveness is a private choice and subjective. The justice system must still be applied
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  116. This was a fair trial
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  117. No. It was a personal career choice. No one was forced to work at a camp.
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  118. It was the camp at Sachsenhausen
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  119. He wasn't forced to do anything. He believed in the ideology
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  120. Justice
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  121. What is wrong with you
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  122.  @mrpigx  No one forced him to be there. It was his personal choice because he believed in the cause. He should have spent all his life locked up in prison.
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  123. Because he's a war criminal who helped to commit a genocide. His age does not change that
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  124.  @Gavin397  That's a really good question.
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  125. Because he still helped to commit a genocide
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  126. That is not true. He could have left anytime
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  127. That is not true. No one was forced to work at a camp. He could have left anytime. It was a personal career choice for him
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  128. No one forced him to do anything. It was a personal career choice for him
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  129. It's his right to cover it
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  130.  @ChosenOne737  But I know history
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  131.  @yukihirashonen7987  He was working at a concentration camp to further his career.
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  132.  @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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  133. That is one of the stupidest comments I have ever seen
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  134. Germany does have that. But that does not apply to war crimes including helping to commit a genocide.
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  135. No one was forced to work at a camp. He could have left anytime.
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  136.  @mrkrill7355  No. If you were a soldier on the fronts you'd be killed for deserting. But no one was forced to work at a camp.
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  137. This has nothing to do with the US. This is in Germany.
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  138. And he wasn't forced to do anything. It was a personal career choice for him
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  139.  @roseyrose8446  he has never been to the US. He was charged and sentenced in Germany.
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  140. The entire trial is German
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  141. No one forced him to do anything. It was a personal career choice.
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  142. Justice
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  143. This has nothing to do with America.
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  144. And you can hardly call it wasted
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  145. No one was forced to work at a camp. It was a personal career choice
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  146.  @danik4985  Genocide and crimes against humanity were always illegal.
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  147. No
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  148. Why?
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  149. This is happening in Germany. Not the US
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  150. How?
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  151.  @BuzzingGoober  He's not charged with direct murder. But he assisted in committing a genocide of which he is guilty of
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  152.  @BuzzingGoober  There is plenty of evidence. The amount of evidence is overwhelming
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  153. Justice is the point
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  154. No. He could have left anytime
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  155. Justice is the point
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  156. No
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  157. That is not true. It was a personal career choice. He could have left anytime.
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  158. He wasn't forced to do anything. It was a personal career choice for him
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  159. The land belongs rightfully to Israel.
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  160. No
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  161. 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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  162.  @thebigv57  Unfortunately you don't
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  163. It's his right. Even criminals have rights
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  164. It's his right
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  165.  @iz7hm  He wasn't. That's not how it worked.
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  166.  @iz7hm  And he could have left at any time
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  167.  @iz7hm  He could apply to work somewhere else like many others did. That was quite common. Many left the camps and worked somewhere else because they couldn't stand the brutality and constant killing. No one was forced to work at a concentration camp. He was there because he fully believed in the ideology and wanted to be there.
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  168.  @iz7hm  Nonsense.
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  169. It's his right. No one can take a picture of you if you don't want it in Germany
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  170. He is a war criminal
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  171. Justice is not nothing. Letting him go would achieve nothing.
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  172. Many people did. They were able to leave and nothing bad happened. No one was forced to work at a camp
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  173. Because he helped to commit a genocide
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  174. No
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  175. No he wasn't
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  176. What he did was wrong
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  177.  @LeeSeungHeon  He helped to commit a genocide
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  178. He's not. Germany has different parties than the US
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  179. But Nazism is closer to the Republicans than the Democrats. That's true
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  180. What is wrong with you
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  181. He doesn't regret anything. He wanted to be there
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  182. He wanted to be there. It was a personal career choice for him
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  183. What is wrong with you
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  184. It's his right. No one can take a picture of you if you don't want to in Germany.
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  185. It's his right. We can't take rights away from people. Not even criminals
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  186. No one was forced to work at a camp. It was a personal career choice. He could have left anytime.
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  187.  @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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  188. What is wrong with you
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  189. Actually. He will be getting good food. Prison food has a high standard
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  190. What is wrong with you
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  191. What is wrong with you
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  192. It is justice
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  193.  @MidwestBikeShop  It would be unfair to let him go just because he's old. He is a war criminal after all.
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  194. Good
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  195. I find it funny why other countries don't do that
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  196. Everywhere. Do your research
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  197. Justice is never a waste
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  198. And it's not Dollars. This is in Germany
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  199. He didn't regret anything
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  200. He did have a choice. No one was forced to work at a camp. It was his personal career choice
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  201. He wasn't forced to do anything
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  202.  @mattmartin7028  No. It was a normal job. He could always ask to get a new job somewhere else. No one was forced to work at a camp. There were many people who quit that job because they didn't like it and nothing bad happened.
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  203. He was not. It was a personal career choice
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  204. No he wasn't
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  205.  @neztslol  Because he wanted to be there. No one forced him
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  206. He wasn't. I was a personal career choice
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  207. The land belongs rightfully to Israel
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  208. That is the stupidest comment I have ever seen
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