Hello @theinkwell, my regards.
Yes it was a very harsh action, but she completely earned it, that happened in the 90's, and that woman was anything but a good girl, she was or is, if she is still alive, a frightening being at that time.
For none of us, it's an experience to be proud of, but I don't think we regret it either, and for that time, we all considered it the best way to teach her a lesson and to deal with such a fatuous and despicable being, who ruined many people's lives in a short moment.
If I had been there I would understand, if I had seen how he humiliated a 16 year old girl and how he enjoyed destroying her in public, besides other things, maybe I would understand the lesson he was given.
And really, I think it was an act of revenge, for a number of situations she caused.
Anyway, it was the only time I was in a situation like that, and I could say the same about the others, I also think we will never forget it.
In fact, all of us in the group, since that time we reject those kind of people from the beginning and we don't give them any kind of access to our lives.
We learned, what those beings with superiority and race complexes are and we also learned how to deal with them.
As I tell you, you were not there and you did not meet that Nazi, and I say that with full knowledge of the facts.
Finally, I don't think anyone is proud of what happened, but we are all clear and aware that it had to be done, I think that "person" learned the lesson and learned to be people and to treat people with decency after that day.
If not, she must have at least learned to be a hypocrite to be able to coexist, or maybe she went back to the land of her parents' supremacy.
Anyway, that happened in the 90's, in a totally different world than the one we have now.
PS: No one pulled her breast out of her dress, it just popped out of her cleavage when she was passing the scratch on the couch.
Have a nice evening.