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>they already had their scapegoats at Nuremburg.
If that was the case, Nuremburg was a show trial and no actual justice was done, similar to current times.
Why would that be especially when so many people died?
Concentration camps were and still are called so evil, same for slave labor, but the families that profited weren't punished for any of that?
What does that tell you?
Does it make sense to you?
A few families executed would not have destroyed the industrial base, which were the workers, but in fact tons were starved after the war. Again: does this make any sense?
Why are the rich not punished, but the regular workers are?
>Maybe to maintain existing "stability".
Again, does this make sense?
These judges were evil to the core, they knew that what they did was not okay. But they were kept? And that's supposed to be about stability?
So you keep judges who do not really do their jobs, but sentence people to death willy nilly, and that's supposed to be stability?
You keep Nazis in power for stability, although you say that they are the most evil enemies you ever faced?
That makes no sense to me.