Austrian police won't make any arrests over black shirts and the letter U

I’m curious—why on earth was the thread under that heading deleted? It really can't be right that you find it problematic when Austrians finally see things for what they actually are and recognize who the true villains of this region were all along.
Are you planning on scrubbing a potential thread about that celebration in a small town in rural America too? I mean, there’s already a relay race making its way from Santa Monica toward New York City as we speak, and it makes me wonder if anyone is going to step up and ask whether those participants should be arrested, especially since the United Nations recently issued another declaration condemning those old communist crimes.
Thanks in advance for clearing this up.

I think you pretty much answered your own question as to why the thread was shut down. Even though I didn't catch the topic right when it went up, it’s already painfully obvious to me. 😉

Look, man, I’m not sitting here making excuses for anyone's crimes, BUT there is a massive difference between someone randomly slaughtering your entire family out of nowhere and you hitting them back in pure retaliation.

The whole world knows it, I know it, and trust me, you're going to find out too.

mistycyclist5 said:Look, man, I’m not sitting here making excuses for anyone's crimes, BUT there is a massive difference between someone randomly slaughtering your entire family out of nowhere and you hitting them back in pure retaliation.

The whole world knows it, I know it, and trust me, you're going to find out too.

😲😲😲

Could someone please enlighten me? I’ve always operated under the assumption that a crime is a crime, regardless of who commits it. So, I find myself wondering—why on earth are we seeing these legal proceedings being leveled against our American veterans?

To hell with the old political factions and the ghosts of the past; we’ve had enough of them.

Roger Robinson682 said:😲😲😲

Could someone please enlighten me? I’ve always operated under the assumption that a crime is a crime, regardless of who commits it. So, I find myself wondering—why on earth are we seeing these legal proceedings being leveled against our American veterans?

Look, there is a massive distinction between targeting civilians and engaging combatants, even if both actions are criminal.

Lock the thread already; we've gone on about this far enough.