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When does a sick joke become a holy relic?
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Jim Tones
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Re: When does a sick joke become a holy relic?
Dec 19, 2009, 11:38
handofdave wrote:

So how does it being stolen 'desecrate' the victims of the Holocaust?


I worked and lived for three years in Israel, I've been to the Holocaust Museum in Jerusalem and I've also visited Dachau whilst I was once staying in Munich.

The majority of jewish folk that I've had conversations with in the past (and that's quite a lot), all expressed their views that the Camps, Ovens and all other 'evidence' etc. should remain there- intact -for all to see and for future generations to be reminded about the whole era.
On hearing about this theft/vandalism in the news, I would say that the majority of jewish people the world over, would be appalled that their history has been 'desecrated' by this act.
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