Let me ask you this--would your understanding of WW 2, and why 300,000 Americans gave their lives, be complete without reading Mein Kampf or some other ravings of Hitler, to give you an idea of what evil was afoot in the world, and why we made that sacrifice?
Wise men speak because they have something to say; Fools, because they have to say something.
yes, their actions tell me enough to understand why we sacrificed our men and women and the pure evil they stood for without studying their idealogies...having anything to do with those corksuckers other than squarely laying blame on them in that museum is wrong in my opinion.
I think the assertion that our enemies have no discreet motives is very dangerous...read Sun Tzu.
Also...recognizing there was "a" reason for such a terrible action, is not onto itself validating that reason. It was the misguided interpretation and manipulation of that reason that caused it to occur.
That being said, it should be done in a proper manner. I wouldn't expect the holocaust museum to give equal time to the stereotypes of Jews!
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