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Trance party in ex concentration camp!?
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Adigroovy
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Posted : Nov 7, 2007 16:52
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On 2007-11-07 11:05, doughcherry wrote:
people get killed everyday on highways and freeways...does that mean people should stop using highways? with that logic you should stop using oil and gas too...do u know how many people have been killed or forced into servitude because economic disparity? havent you heard of brothers killing brothers for money and staining the currency notes with blood...yet you do not object to using those items for your personal use...do u know how many children are abducted from their families to make you a pair of sneakers...yet you buy them...life goes on...if you are born you are surely to die, how and when is not important...people are animals too...there is a beast inside all of us, just that beast breathes at different frequency. move on...man why sacrifice fun...isnt the sacrifice of humans enough?
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Exactly, why is differened if people died like this 60 years ago, 100, 500 or 1000 year ago. I can give you so many places in Balkans and other parts of Europe where horribel and even more people have been killed etc. and there are now buildings, highways etc. so why not a club? Man this is just political reason, today there are people been killed and tortured and horrible things happens and that's where we should care about, If we stay in past we'll never go forward and thats what's happeing actually.
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Yuli
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Posted : Nov 7, 2007 18:35
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On 2007-11-07 01:07, Colin OOOD wrote:
Kaz - half of my family was killed in concentration camps when Hitler invaded Lithuania. The reclamation of these sites for celebration and dancing is the final thumb to the nose to what happened there before IMO. To stop concerts in this venue is to say "we must never be allowed to get over what happened... there must never be a time when we can say 'yes, it happened, but this is now and we are all different people'".
How long will the wailing and rending of hair continue? There is no reconciliation in this.
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As much as I feel uneasy with making a club out of a place with this kind of history, I must agree with every word of Colin here.
There are places that huge monstrocities took place over hundreds and thousands of years. Humans, for all this time, relentlessly caused pain and anguish one to the other, tortured and killed most of the time for no reason.
In a way, it can be wonderful that especially in such a place young ppl would rejoice life and dance, ONLY THOUGH, if this wasn't done intentionally - and I mean some kind of Neo Nazi shit.
I know that as a Jewish person, my opinion may sound little weird to some.. But I really agree with Colin, that after more than 60 years it's about time to go on. Remember it, yes INDEED, but can go on.
I wish that my country with the same vitality it invests in responding on cases such as this, would for instance receive the DALAI LAMA and acknowledge the horrors that happened to Tibetan ppl 50 years ago. And that was just a small example
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Colin OOOD
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Posted : Nov 7, 2007 19:59
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Misha_
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Posted : Nov 7, 2007 20:45
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On 2007-11-07 18:35, Yuli wrote:
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On 2007-11-07 01:07, Colin OOOD wrote:
Kaz - half of my family was killed in concentration camps when Hitler invaded Lithuania. The reclamation of these sites for celebration and dancing is the final thumb to the nose to what happened there before IMO. To stop concerts in this venue is to say "we must never be allowed to get over what happened... there must never be a time when we can say 'yes, it happened, but this is [i]now[/i] and we are all different people'".
How long will the wailing and rending of hair continue? There is no reconciliation in this.
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As much as I feel uneasy with making a club out of a place with this kind of history, I must agree with every word of Colin here.
There are places that huge monstrocities took place over hundreds and thousands of years. Humans, for all this time, relentlessly caused pain and anguish one to the other, tortured and killed most of the time for no reason.
In a way, it can be wonderful that especially in such a place young ppl would rejoice life and dance, ONLY THOUGH, if this wasn't done intentionally - and I mean some kind of Neo Nazi shit.
I know that as a Jewish person, my opinion may sound little weird to some.. But I really agree with Colin, that after more than 60 years it's about time to go on. Remember it, yes INDEED, but can go on.
I wish that my country with the same vitality it invests in responding on cases such as this, would for instance receive the DALAI LAMA and acknowledge the horrors that happened to Tibetan ppl 50 years ago. And that was just a small example
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