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From: chefitz@harvard.ARPA (Harry Chefitz)
Newsgroups: net.politics
Subject: PBS documentary on the Holocaust
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Date: Thu, 9-May-85 14:29:17 EDT
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Posted: Thu May  9 14:29:17 1985
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> So who decides what is moral?  I can easily see many situations where a person
> lives life by the standards that they believe to be correct - are even willing
> to give their life to preserve those standards - and therefore are, I feel,
> "good" people, deserving of my respect.
> 
> Peter Barbee

Words can not describe the pictures shown by the PBS Frontline documentary.
Those who saw the show were shown a nightmare beyond their wildest dreams.
Can anyone who saw this documentary say "they were 'good' people deserving
my respect"?  "So who decides what is moral?"  Watch the documentary and
tell me if you can still ask that question.

-- 
Harry H. Chefitz

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