As we look at the frail old man, should we see someone who, in the prime of his life, did horrible things to other human beings? Maybe. But since he's been walking around, apparently abiding by the law, for 55 years, does it really make sense to consider sentencing him to life in prison now?
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/97-year-old-alleged-nazi-war-criminal-arrested-in-hungary/
I think the emotional feelings of some Europeans are overriding their common sense. There has to be a better way of apologizing to any remaining Holocaust survivors. Maybe, instead of feeding the old war criminal at the public expense, they could organize something like a Make-a-Wish fund to do nice things for the surviving victims? Just a thought.
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