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"The first ten or twelve paragraphs of the section on races and nations in Mein Kampf sound so much like Darwin's works that it's hard to tell the difference."

Are you of the misbegotten opinion that if you can show Hitler believed in the Theory of Evolution, the observed phenomenon of Evolution and the observed mechanisms of mutation and selection/drift will just go away? The moment you prove Hitler was an 'evolutionist' all Evolution will halt?

Or perhaps you believe proving Hitler an 'evolutionist' will cause the rest of the world's Evolution proponents to suddenly become maniacal killing machines?

What Hitler believed was secondary to what he wanted. His irrational hate would have manifested even if Darwin's ideas had not been published. Look to the man, not the tools.

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Are you of the misbegotten opinion that if you can show Hitler believed in the Theory of Evolution, the observed phenomenon of Evolution and the observed mechanisms of mutation and selection/drift will just go away?

No. What I AM saying is that GIVEN the total lack of evidence for macroevolution or for any plausible mechanism for it, you must, when judging evolution and evolutionists, take into account the tens of millions of people who have died on account of doctrines which were clearly based upon evolutionist ideas. In other words, as pseudosciences go, evolutionism is a spectacularly dangerous and virulent one.