yeah I don't think we should trust vets either and most are completely unrepentent and don't even think they did anything wrong. Far more of that guy who killed Neely than people sincerely trying to move on.
But at the same time I think it is imperative that we allow people chances to change who they were. That isn't saying trust them implicitly as soon as they even hint they want to change though the safety of others is more important than their chance to change but revenge is less important
well that was more or less the society of East Germany wasn't it.
Under the leadership of a communist government that denazified the country and suppressed reactionaries.
We don't have anyone denazifying vets seeking to join our organizing or proclaiming to be leftists. We have to be critical of them ourselves.
yeah I don't think we should trust vets either and most are completely unrepentent and don't even think they did anything wrong. Far more of that guy who killed Neely than people sincerely trying to move on.
But at the same time I think it is imperative that we allow people chances to change who they were. That isn't saying trust them implicitly as soon as they even hint they want to change though the safety of others is more important than their chance to change but revenge is less important
so you're saying under different material conditions the vets could be rehabilitated? wow crazy
Not necessarily, they could be nullified and shamed to a point. Rehabilitated is a strong word