Time can no change your actions and what those actions caused for others. If you successfully evade those who wish to fairly punish you for your actions, you should not be rewarded with them giving up the search for you. This is the premise for the debate for whether or not the nazi soldiers who participated in the Holocaust. The arm of the law does not care how old you are or when you commited the crime. This is why we must continue to pursue the nazis who participated in the war. Believe it or not, there are a good many people who deny the Holocaust ever happened. If the men who partook in it were tracked down and their respective trials were made public then it would be harder to deny such a thing. “He adds that it’s also an important …show more content…
If such an organized and terrible at is allowed to be forgotten then it becomes possible for it to happen again, which is something that nobody should want to happen again. When people do things that are bad and get away with it, then others think that that makes it okay for them to do the same. This applies to the nazi soldiers who participated in the massive genocide event, the Holocaust. “If we want to prevent future crimes of the scope of the Holocaust, it has to be crystal-clear that persons who commit such crimes will almost certainly be caught and punished(cnn.com).” A nazi hunter who was interviewed brings up this exact point, some people should not be allowed to get away with crimes while others get punished for them. Some people may believe that their age makes it not worth the effort to track them down and persecute them for what they took part in. Even if they get found, tried, convicted, and put in jail but do not learn their lesson it would still be worth it. This would be because it would be symbolic of the world’s efforts to subdue these men. It would show that we have learned not to do anything like that again and to try to prevent it in the