I guess my question is, would Neimoller have advocated military action
against the Taliban, based on
their support of terrorism abroad and their brutal treatment of dissidents
at home? You say Neimoller was "no pacifist." Did he support military
action against Nazi Germany? If he supported the war against Nazism, I find
it hard to believe he would not support war against the Taliban.
> Neimoller was no pacifist but he protested the attempt
> to make the state into a god that rivaled or surpassed our calling from
> God.
>
> Neimoller was vigorously opposed to the Nazi/German (for the Nazis
> didn't do it alone, they had the support of the nation who blamed the
> Jews for their woes) treatment of the Jews,
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Deb Messling =^..^=
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