[kellyhound]

[LadyCPlum]

They performed the same kind of torture at Buchenwald.

[lkduke3]

How do men come up with these ideas of various tortures? What in their sick mind produces this torture that has obviously been going on for hundreds of years. The Neanderthals didn't torture each other did they? I think the Vikings and the Normans and the Saxxons tortured. I don't remember hearing about the Egyptians torturing, just enslaving.

There is something deeply, deeply sick about human nature.

[Spiffyfable]

That shit is just so Unreal.... how and why people would do that to each other over a BS political agenda

[King Herald]

Given the opportunity, with no chance of punishment or retribution, you'd be surprised what human beings are capable of. It is a sad sick world we live in.

Imagine the most grossest, painful, humiliating, agonising torture or punishment you can think of, and you can guarantee someone, somewhere, has done it to somebody at some stage.

[Sharon]

Brilliant post

Another I found from the same place:

Survivors of the Dachau concentration camp demonstrate the operation of the crematorium by dragging a corpse toward one of the ovens. Dachau, Germany, April 29-May 10, 1945.

[childtwisted]

wow stunning great find

[katarina77]

have anyone asked themselves why the allies like UK or USA did NOT do anything to stop the consentration camps. they did know all about them.

[Wadson]

Those skinny dead bodies are victims of typhos not gassing.

[LadyCPlum]

Originally Posted by katarina77 ↗

have anyone asked themselves why the allies like UK or USA did NOT do anything to stop the consentration camps. they did know all about them.

They thought winning the war as quickly as possible would help save more lives. Bullshit, plenty of the Allied leaders were just as anti-Semitic as the Nazis.