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Brett- BMW Advocate @ Oct 25th 2007 9:54PM
If you were rich to no means and your country needed your support, would you support them?
Regardless if I like the product, this wasn't the work of BMW, it was done by a shareholder.
I'm not condoning what the Nazis' did. I'm simply stating that in the time of war, financial aids and services were required from businesses in order to stay in business.