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Originally Posted by Pete F.
He didn't cause it but it was basically similar to a pump that got dumped, done by the Bank of England to try and prop up the pound that he took advantage of. Others lost, he gained.
So, you're correct, he no more caused that loss than he caused the loss of property to the transported Jews.
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"He didn't cause it but it was basically similar to a pump that got dumped"
But it didn't get dumped because of him. If he didn't contribut eto it, he has no reason to feel guilty.
"he no more caused that loss than he caused the loss of property to the transported Jews"
In the 60 Minutes interview, he didn't deny helping the Nazis seize Jewish property. He said he didn't feel guilty about it, which necessarily means he concedes that he did it. So I'm not sure how you seem to know more about his role, than he does.
If he didn't help the Nazis, he would have said "I didn't help the Nazis". What he said was that he helped them, and he doesn't feel guilty about it.
The liberals here are all over the place on this. The only thing you can agree on, is that you can't bear to admit what he himself admits.