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To: SoCalPol

> My great uncle who was in Patton’s 3rd Army and helped liberate Buchenwald would have a different view than yours

Possibly he would. That doesn’t invalidate my view, however.

Evil people, like Hitler, do not come pre-equipped with horns and a pointy tail. If they did, they would be easier to spot and they would fool fewer people.

Hitler had enough going for him to inspire otherwise-intelligent, otherwise-good people to fight and ultimately die for his Vision.

Therein lies the danger of oversimplification: Hitler was far more complex than simply “thoroughly Evil and with no redeeming qualities”. Of course he was!

He fooled an entire Nation.


38 posted on 01/10/2010 8:27:44 PM PST by DieHard the Hunter (Is mise an ceann-cinnidh. Cha ghéill mi do dhuine. Fàg am bealach.)
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To: DieHard the Hunter
Possibly he would. That doesn’t invalidate my view, however.

That's a matter of self-serving opinion. LOL.

Evil people, like Hitler, do not come pre-equipped with horns and a pointy tail. If they did, they would be easier to spot and they would fool fewer people.

This is BS. I saw Jon Lovitz on SNL in a red suit with a pointy tail and horns and knew he wasn't evil as soon as I saw the skit.

You're excusing a largely Godless society's inability to recognize evil when it was stared down by it. Hitler trained his people well. The Depression- and WWII-era Germans are complicit in his evil. He laid it out for the world to read and see.

He fooled an entire Nation.

He didn't fool these people. These people ate up his evil with a Löffel.

42 posted on 01/10/2010 9:43:44 PM PST by Chunga (Any IDIOT who says Obama would be better for the country than McCain is a disgrace - Mark Levin)
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