Tropical Soulvangelical tries to at least reflect God's Judgment on our corrupt society as best he can in order to stand by the concept of principle. (He prefers not to draw the long stick having to carry out that Judgment himself). So to that end, his current reflection says the following: Josef Mengele had it coming to him. TSV tunes into a lot of Simon Whistler content, and observing Whistler raging about how he believes Mengele got away with everything. It was Mr. Whistler that informed his audience about how Mengele's skeleton hangs up at a display at a medical academy in South America. At first TSV thought it was in Argentina, and then he did some research and found it was in Brazil. Mr. Whistler's content made TSV just as mad regarding Mengele, but in his research he found out about some letters that Mengele sent people in the last years of his life, complaining about how lonely and isolated he was, and having bad health and suffering severe pain. TSV sees that as God's Judgment for what Mengele did to people, brutal and severe as that Judgment is, but that has to serve as an example for the rest of the populace. TSV had wanted to smash up Mengele's skeleton, but then he reconsidered. Mengele's skeleton is subject to experimentation the same way Mengele subjected other people to experimentation. TSV saw the picture of a head scientist at that medical academy in Brazil holding up Mengele's skull for his students, and Mengele is too helpless to do anything about it. He's in his own torture chamber for all eternity. Before that, he was in the jail that was that one shack by the lake, and he was slowly being executed over a number of years. So now TSV wants to put it out there that this is what happens when you follow the scourge of personal corruption. You suffer in slow death, and your remains will likely be treated with the kind of disrespect that you showed others in life. You reap what you sow (both good and bad). Better to stand by the concept of principle as God intended, and the moral sense in most people as individuals will shine through, and you'll be remembered accordingly, and at the very least, you will be able to meet your fate with the ultimate dignity and self-respect. So moving onto others who think they got away with everything in the past and in the present, TSV says to them, You're Next. It doesn't matter if it's politicians or entertainers who did wrong. Mengele expresses disdain for Albert Speer who recanted his part in the Holocaust, and TSV wants to know what happened to him. TSV's thinking that Speer may not have suffered as badly in old age like Mengele did. Also not to mention that interracial relationships were apparently the norm in South America, which is a concept Mengele was against, so being surrounded by those who didn't share his immorality was additional torture for him. Again, he had it coming to him.