13 Jan '10 19:23>2 edits
Originally posted by generalissimoThe majority of the German people weren't victims of the Holocaust, but that didn't prevent the perpetrators of that crime from winding up on the business end of a hangman's knot.
Im not sure what point you're trying to make.
I never denied there was abuse, nor did I say the dictatorship was right all along, all my posts regarding the subject remain with consistent with the view that it was the lesser of two evils. I think there should be no hypocrisy, if there are going to be prosecutions they should target people on both si ...[text shortened]... all it is, there's no evidence torture and murder happened to the majority of the population.
I have a suggestion for you: since you've never met anyone who was a relative of the victims of your country's dictator, why don't you head down to Goias, find Waldomiro Batista and tell him what you told us on this forum i.e. "the only people who died or were imprisoned were the small minority of communists who fought to install their own dictatorship" or that murdering his sister was the "lesser of two evils". I'm sure that would make for an informative debate.