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23 Aug 2009
News / Words of thanks towards the 'Federation of Expellees' by Angela Merkel [40]
No, 1jola, "thick" I am not either, if you like to use that expression.
Have you on your side difficulties in understanding the term "same level"?
My example showed perfectly what I meant: These kind of provocations lead to nowhere.
So, please, let people regret that they were (partly guilty, partly not) on the wrong side of the war and that they lost their homes - without arrogantly acting as if you were the one passing judgements on guilt or whether a country could have been swept away.
In the other sentence all information is given, just read it again, or again, or again. (It was anyway same nonsense as you stated in the beginning).
@Torq: Yeah, I agree, difficult. As you see above, I just wanted to prove a point. Provocations are easy to utter.
And as I said, Germany and Poland have surely more severe problems than old people in costumes.
My father-in-law died in a Polish hospital because physicians were so overworked that they maltreated him. Same could have happenend in Germany. Politicians and the politically influrenced media should talk about that - solutions for health care, nursing, etc.
But they rather like to play with people's fears.
No, 1jola, "thick" I am not either, if you like to use that expression.
Have you on your side difficulties in understanding the term "same level"?
My example showed perfectly what I meant: These kind of provocations lead to nowhere.
So, please, let people regret that they were (partly guilty, partly not) on the wrong side of the war and that they lost their homes - without arrogantly acting as if you were the one passing judgements on guilt or whether a country could have been swept away.
In the other sentence all information is given, just read it again, or again, or again. (It was anyway same nonsense as you stated in the beginning).
@Torq: Yeah, I agree, difficult. As you see above, I just wanted to prove a point. Provocations are easy to utter.
And as I said, Germany and Poland have surely more severe problems than old people in costumes.
My father-in-law died in a Polish hospital because physicians were so overworked that they maltreated him. Same could have happenend in Germany. Politicians and the politically influrenced media should talk about that - solutions for health care, nursing, etc.
But they rather like to play with people's fears.