Comments by "Samson Soturian" (@samsonsoturian6013) on "Why was ex-Nazi camp secretary Irmgard F. only convicted after 78 years? | DW News" video.

  1. She did the books at a death factory. That is just as illegal as doing the books for a meth factory.
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  2. There's at least a half dozen other pending cases. No idea if the culprits will live to be tried
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  3. There's a bunch of random documents with her signature or initials on them plus witnesses who gave a description when they were alive.
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  4. Women cover for the men in their lives all the time. Ask any gang member.
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  5.  @rabbit9360  calling this lady juvenile is a deliberate exaggeration. She was old enough to enlist
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  6. That literally didn't happen. She's charged with accessory
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  7. It is when it's a death factory. Just as it is a crime to be a drug kingpin's accountant.
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  8.  @SailorGreenTea  you can count the pending cases with your fingers. What are you going on about?
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  9.  @SailorGreenTea  what are you talking about?
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  10. She probably is sorry. All those decades probably did change her.
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  11. That's a wild exaggeration. There were surely horrible things she was connected to, and rules are rules
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  12. The US hung a lot of those guys, but Japan has a non-critixal view of all sides of the war.
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  13. Lose the trash talk and grab a gat
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  14. You mother?
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  15. Rules is rules. And murder is murder
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  16.  @pasta8470  and she was charged with accessory, knucklehead
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  17.  @pasta8470  she literally was. We'll jail a mafia's accountant, and we'll jail a death factory's secretary. End of story.
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  18. Who are you accusing? Some German nurse?
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  19. Accessory to murder knows no age
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  20.  @Connie_TinuityError  A lot of these guys will call 19 year old armed terrorists a "teenager" too.
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  21.  streptor1  Is this a sick joke or do you have a death wish?
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  22.  streptor1  your basement at the rate you're going.
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  23.  streptor1  is your name Robin Nilsson?
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  24.  streptor1  your pending disembowelment?
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  25. A lot of people want her to die in jail
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  26.  @alexm566  vhut?
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  27. Rules is rules
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  28. Actually, the soldiers usually hired prisoners for that job.
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  29. You deserved what your ex did to you
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  30. Googling... Can't find any convictions, but many would thought these were POW camps as they were designed to fool the victims until the moment they were gassed.
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  31. A Holocaust expert said they're investigating over a half dozen people and will probably charge another soon
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  32. Bug off
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  33.  @punishedgloyperstormtroope8098  I'd rather show up at your dorm room in Oregon, so I can give your scalp to Nick Fuentes.
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  34.  @punishedgloyperstormtroope8098  that's a weird thing to lie about. Bored in college?
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  35. What about them?
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  36.  @lanik8163  Argentina is a neutral state and bribery is widespread. Convicting any specific person is pretty much impossible after all these years
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  37.  @lanik8163  We're talking Argentine officials here
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  38.  @lanik8163  I doubt you can name 3 people you know for a fact took a bribe from said fugitives. Also, are any of them alive?
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  39. How?
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  40.  @jimmyg9186  Anything besides what she actually did. And BTW the SS were all volunteer, although many were looking for government jobs.
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  41.  @oranebrown2169  bug off
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