re: #477 rumcrook

when I was in the army

I lived with cold (-30 degrees in the woods in a pup tent) and I couldnt leave..

there was poor sanitation, I was crappin into a trench in the ground and scraping my ass with anything I could get a hold of.

I felt terrafied and terrorized by the situation

I definately got sick….

using your argument my suffering was equal to what the japanese internees and the jews of auchwitz went through./

You had food, and knew it was a temporary situation. Unlike either the Jews or the Japanese, they had no idea if they would ever be able to leave.