I am watching a BBC doc about the Nuremberg trials. It is overall propagandizing against the concept of trying crimes against humanity at all. Due to, as described, the british position: it’ll just be another chance for the defendants to present their position to the world so better to hang them and be done with it.

Q: Agree/disagree with the above? Both in the specific instance, and in general.

It was the first, but not the last, such proceeding. What are we learning from subsequent?

    • purpleworm [none/use name]@hexbear.netEnglish
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      7 months ago

      I’m taking in the rest of what you’ve said

      I’m sorry that I’m not better at being succinct. I’m sure another person could have conveyed the same arguments in not quite as many paragraphs . . .

      but I do want to clarify that when I described making people feel whole, I was talking about the main victim. Not appeasing their family

      My bad here too, I definitely misread it at least partially. I’m sure it won’t surprise you to know that it doesn’t change the substance of what I would say all that much, but I still should have been more careful to represent what you said accurately.