[af_vet_1981]

“...he had very modern ideas.

His ideas about Jews were so modern, that the Nazis implemented them.

The prevailing scholarly view[45] since the Second World War is that the treatise exercised a major and persistent influence on Germany's attitude toward its Jewish citizens in the centuries between the Reformation and the Holocaust. Four hundred years after it was written, the Nazi Party displayed On the Jews and Their Lies during Nuremberg rallies, and the city of Nuremberg presented a first edition to Julius Streicher, editor of the Nazi newspaper Der Stürmer, the newspaper describing it as the most radically antisemitic tract ever published.[46]

[Vigilanteman]

You are trying to hold Luther responsible for something that happened 400 years later. This makes even less sense than trying to hold Darwin responsible for the reprehensible theory of social Darwinism which the same group of Nazis implemented through perversion of his theories.

[xone]

I knew you’d show. A Nazi as a witness, who wouldn’t believe that?