Holocaust Survivor: America Does Not Run Concentration Camps, Would've Through It Was a Country Club

“This is not a concentration camp. They're free. I looked up there and said to myself, all the mattresses,
everything, food, I said, at that time I would think it's a country club. So, live the best you can. … I made a commitment, I'd never forget, never forgive. What they did to me. But I don't live with hate.” - David Tuck, Holocaust Survivor

“To someone who thinks that America runs concentration camps on the border, can you give them a message, as someone who experienced a concentration camp?” - The DC

“Grow up. You know how to spell, you know how to read, how to listen, do it. You can't compare. Anytime I heart it, it's sickening.” - DT

“People call other political opponents Nazi's? What do you think about that?” -DC

“It's sickening. It's just plain sickening. I thought we're smarter than that. Everybody looks up to, everybody wants to come to America. I remember when I was a little boy, the first thing that I said to
the American, I want to go to America. I want to get out. I want to live here. … Nothing is perfect in
life. I came here, I had to go to work, I had a family ... I'm free. If you don't take advantage of our
freedom don't think that something else is gonna be better. If you want to come to America, I did it. I
waited. I came here. That's life. This politics, it's unbelievable. … I listen to those politicians sometimes, I said I wonder they think we're naive and stupid. … It's still America, it's still the best country. If you don't believe it, then leave the country.” - DT