[alexander_busek]

It concludes with an excerpt of a speech by Hitler. Although I understand German, I can't make out what he's saying because the music in the foreground is so loud.

Sounded clear as a bell to me!

The Hitler quote is an excerpt from a speech which Hitler gave in the city of Essen in the year 1936 to an assembly of Krupp factory workers on the subject of a plebiscite (Volksabtimmung):

Ob Du meine Arbeit für richtig hältst, ob Du glaubst, dass ich fleißig gewesen bin, dass ich gearbeitet habe, dass ich mich in diesen Jahren für Dich eingesetzt habe, daß ich anständig meine Zeit verwendet habe im Dienste meines Volkes. Gib Du jetzt Deine Stimme ab, wenn Ja, dann tritt für mich ein, so wie ich für Dich eingetreten bin!

You can view the corresponding clip of original British Pathé newreel footage here.

Regards,

[Tell It Right]

I get that the song has an excerpt from Hitler’s speech. And I know the words to that part. Every article I read about it has that information.

What I don’t know is context. Basically, when I listened to the song I couldn’t make out the other words before the Hitler exerpt. Is Kayne saying that we ought to be like Hitler? That’s bad. Or is Kayne saying that today’s abortion in America or today’s Muslim attacks against Israel are too much like Hitler? If so, he did a good thing.

Before I join the boo chorus I want more info. To me it’s unreasonable to judge a man before we determine if the click bait media didn’t take him out of context like they did with Trump’s “fine people”.

[Fiji Hill]

Hitler is a lot easier to hear on the newsreel than he is in that "song" with all the "music" mixed in. Here's what Hitler is saying:

If you hold my work to be correct, if you believe that I have been dilligent, that I have worked for you and dedicated myself to you in these years, that I have respectably used my time in the service of my people, now cast your vote, and if yes, stand up for me as I have stood up for you