These stories pop up every so often and I often don't know what to think about them. They catch some 90-year old guy who worked at a concentration camp when he was 20 years old - usually in a support staff role - and put him on trial.
In some respects I think it's a good thing; if I were a victim I'd want all those bastards put in jail or executed. But from a society standpoint, should they be spending the time and effort going after 90 year olds who were too young to be someone making real decisions during World War II? Thoughts?
70 Years Later
In some respects I think it's a good thing; if I were a victim I'd want all those bastards put in jail or executed. But from a society standpoint, should they be spending the time and effort going after 90 year olds who were too young to be someone making real decisions during World War II? Thoughts?
70 Years Later