reply to post by biggie smalls
One of the MOST ridiculous parts about this bill, is the fact that most holocaust survivors are dead.
Let's pretend the last person from the holocaust was born in a concentration camp (didn't happen, but its a theoretical situation so just go with
it).
This person would be 67 or 68 years old as they would have been freed in 1947 AT THE LATEST.
The average person in the concentration camp would have been over 12 years old.
These people are all in their seventies or above.
Not only are they getting social security if they're Americans, but chances are they're also receiving pensions.
On top of that, there are countless Jewish organizations that give money every year to holocaust survivors.
Why should we, the tax paying American public who had no hand in the holocaust, have to pay for grandparents?
I don't see the logic behind this.
They are mostly dead.
So who in reality are we paying?
Is this bill going into the pocket of Israel-US dual citizens who are much younger than the survivors?
Are we lining the pockets of AIPAC policy holders and politicians?
I smell a dirty filthy rat.
I'm calling bull#!
[edit on 2/17/2008 by biggie smalls]