Actually, now that I have had time to think about the logic of Drich's statement about WWII, it does make some sense. After all, If I was a Russian captured by the Japanese (more Russians died in the Pacific campaign than any other) with no Jewish connection whatsoever, going to Germany wouldn't have been as bad as remaining in a small cage where the likelyhood of dying from diarrhea and malaria was a likely end.
"Hey Ivan, we got big exchange program going on. You want in?"
But this is a distraction from the topic at had. Arguing about which enemy was worse is best served by those who have better details than I.
"Hey Ivan, we got big exchange program going on. You want in?"
But this is a distraction from the topic at had. Arguing about which enemy was worse is best served by those who have better details than I.
“I've done everything the Bible says — even the stuff that contradicts the other stuff!"— Ned Flanders
