What happened in WWII should never be forgotten, and it never will be forgotten. But in context, Musk's comment “Children should not be guilty of the sins of their parents, let alone their great grandparents,” is difficult to object to.
You know where I stand with my sympathies and I don't find it objectionable, Germany has paid billions in reparations to Israel, as far as I know they're still paying, they also bear a huge national guilt, I don't think their children and their children's children should carry on bearing that guilt.
The 6 million should be commemorated and remembered, and left at that.
If that is what it actually means, then I totally agree. I think mine was more of a gut reaction to a far right provocateur speaking to a far right group and I was probably worrying deep down that it was actually code for something more sinister.
When I have met younger Germans over the past forty years or so, the Holocaust, and the thought that they should feel guilty, has never even entered my head.
