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Deuteronomy 24:16
The fathers shall not be put to death for the children, neither shall the children be put to death for the fathers: every man shall be put to death for his own sin.
Of course, this is general guidance for all crimes although it would be indeed a strange thing if both a father and a son were to have to marry the girl one of them had raped, but then having to marry a woman is not exactly a punishment, although it can come close to it.
Knowing this, what are we to think of the catlick priest here who spits in the face of God? Even assuming that one or two people still think Hitler might be in hell, surely that is no reason for punishing his parents?
A sad day, but to be expected of catlix who once gave God’s Blessing to the Führer.
The fathers shall not be put to death for the children, neither shall the children be put to death for the fathers: every man shall be put to death for his own sin.
Of course, this is general guidance for all crimes although it would be indeed a strange thing if both a father and a son were to have to marry the girl one of them had raped, but then having to marry a woman is not exactly a punishment, although it can come close to it.
Knowing this, what are we to think of the catlick priest here who spits in the face of God? Even assuming that one or two people still think Hitler might be in hell, surely that is no reason for punishing his parents?
VIENNA -- The tombstone marking the grave of Adolf Hitler's parents, a place of pilgrimage for neo-Nazis, has been removed from an upper Austrian village cemetery at the request of a descendant, and the grave is now available to receive new mortal remains, officials said Friday.
Walter Brunner, mayor of Leonding village, said the stone with the faded black and white portrait photos of Alois and Klara Hitler was taken down Wednesday. Village priest Kurt Pitterschatscher [edit EB: He who shits fruit pits] said the rented grave was ready for a new lease.
Asked whether he would have trouble persuading people to let their loved ones share a grave with the parents of a man whose name is a universal epitome of evil, Pitterschatscher said, "I really haven't thought about it."
Pitterschatscher said the black marble marker was removed without ceremony by a stonemason hired by the relative, described as an elderly female descendant of Alois Hitler's first wife, Anna. What's left at the site is a white gravel square and a tree.
He said he did not know the woman personally and did not identify her by name but cited her request for termination of the grave lease as saying she was too old to care for it and tired of it "being used for manifestations of sympathy" for Hitler.
Walter Brunner, mayor of Leonding village, said the stone with the faded black and white portrait photos of Alois and Klara Hitler was taken down Wednesday. Village priest Kurt Pitterschatscher [edit EB: He who shits fruit pits] said the rented grave was ready for a new lease.
Asked whether he would have trouble persuading people to let their loved ones share a grave with the parents of a man whose name is a universal epitome of evil, Pitterschatscher said, "I really haven't thought about it."
Pitterschatscher said the black marble marker was removed without ceremony by a stonemason hired by the relative, described as an elderly female descendant of Alois Hitler's first wife, Anna. What's left at the site is a white gravel square and a tree.
He said he did not know the woman personally and did not identify her by name but cited her request for termination of the grave lease as saying she was too old to care for it and tired of it "being used for manifestations of sympathy" for Hitler.
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