sorry I edited the post, didn't see the new page.
I think he shouldn't go because that's not how restorative justice works and the fact of the matter is he's being sentenced for openly speaking that things DID happen even though he was never a perpetrator (he even tells he asked for a transfer but got it denied). He had very dangerous thoughts but never executed anyone and felt very uneasy about the matter. Oh, they can surely send him to prison, I won't shed a tear, I simply believe this is not based on how the system tells that justice is served according to the law. In my eyes any serial killer with definitive proof should get the axe, but again, that's not how the system works. So this is kind of a loophole on the system because it's a touchy subject that will probably never heal, even when all the nazi perpetrators are dead.
