He was raised very badly, beaten by a jew as a child.
He was smart, but used his knowledge in a real real bad way.
He was raised very badly, beaten by a jew as a child.
The main problem was that an extremely charismatic, capable, natural leader, was mentally ill and unbalanced, and born to witness days of great injustice.
At this point of this analysis, some will start screaming because I just objectively praised three elements of Hitler's personality, and what's worse, I said something as politically incorrect as Germany getting smashed and handcuffed after the first World War, and Jews with an alien culture and religion trying to take over the country's cultural identity and to stand over the Germans, was unjust.
However, Hitler was _democratically_, _popularly_, _plurally_, and all the happy wappy hippy neopoltics words you want, elected by the people, who believed in him. Now, be realistic. Millions of people wouldn't have voted for him if he hadn't been such a great orator, if he hadn't had such a grand charisma, and most of all, if he hadn't touched REAL PROBLEMS the people REALLY had.
Only he was wrong, and tried to solve unfairness with unfairness of even worse proportions.
But Hitler's daily work was not all about finding ways to kill the Jews, rubbing hands and grinning. Hitler also was the man behind a series of just, rightful, honorable policies and laws that were new to the world back then, some of which aren't applied in the oh-so-democratic world even today. For example, Hitler banned experimentation on animals. (For this, I respect him.) If only he didn't use the Jews in their place. (For this, I don't.)
Hitler was a murderer. Nothing will change this fact. But you shouldn't forget that History is written by the victors, and as much as you could have been told that Hitler was the source of all evil, nothing will change the fact that he did do great things as well, that stand great for themselves regardless of his condition of murderer.
Hitler also brought Germany out of a great economic depression, following the wall street crash in 1929, re-emplying 6 million people in the process. Too bad they ended up with a nasty debt after their surrender which left them worse off.
I think if Hitler had died in 1938, he might have actually been considered one of the most respectable German leaders.
I always thought Hilter was a bit chubby to be a good man. He was a great leader, but he may have not of been so sucessful if he had not scapegoated the jews like a machine gun.
<font size="2" face="Verdana,sans-serif">chubby eh? i guess churchhill was one hell of a shitty leader, oh wait no he wasnt =POriginally posted by I love Pocky:
I always thought Hilter was a bit chubby to be a good man. He was a great leader, but he may have not of been so sucessful if he had not scapegoated the jews like a machine gun.
Hitler had a level of intelligence, but when it came to military strategy he should have left it to his very brilliant generals, if it werent for his faulty leadership im afraid to say that germany might not have lost, or atleast so quickly... taking on Russia was mistake number#1, even worse was taking them on so close to winter which was a disaster when winter came rolling along >_> it went downhill from there lol
i think its unfair comparing Bush to Hitler, poor hitler =P
but rly i think its al Cheney... hes evil i tell ya... its like in the movies, hes that evil advisor that manipulates the man in power to do his will 0_0 rofflez
Back on topic.
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<font color="#101010" size="1">[ October 13, 2004 08:45 PM: Message edited by: Nevan ]</font>
Thats like a drug.
Indeed. I can't get enough of it.
Me neither! It's awesome! *hum hum hum*
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