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To: Twinkie

I said blaming Columbine on Darwin is ridiculous.

And Hitler was mainly influenced by the antisemitic Karl Lueger. And selective breeding, which was what Hitler and Sanger were about, was prominent WAY before Darwin came around.
ToE is NATURAL selection, not artificial selection (breeding), understand?


89 posted on 08/28/2006 1:18:34 PM PDT by stands2reason (ANAGRAM for the day: Socialist twaddle == Tact is disallowed)
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To: stands2reason

Darwin was the absolute darling of Germany and not in the least unknown by the ubiquitous Hitler. Darwin was delighted that his THEORY had been so advanced in that country. Anyone who thinks Darwin's theory didn't play a part in the phenomenon that Germany morphed into is deceived. . and I don't say "phenomenon" in a good way!

As I said, Hitler and Sanger merely wanted to hurry along the NATURAL SELECTION aspect of evolution that would normally take millions of years (in their estimation) along by means of ARTIFICIAL SELECTION - only they played God by making the "selection" part of both THEIR personal choices of just who needed to be deleted from the gene pool.

The blood splattered tee shirt of one of the Columbine murderers was emblazoned with the words "NATURAL SELECTION". Guess he should have had the words "ARTIFICIAL SELECTION" describing his decision that his classmates and teachers were the "useless eaters" who needed to be eliminated from the gene pool. But, oh well, as they say "A Skunk By Any Other Name 'Twould Stink Just As Bad".

Oh, yeah, I understand alright.

Wisdom shouts in "the marketplace" to those who will listen.


93 posted on 08/28/2006 3:03:12 PM PDT by Twinkie (Faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the Word of God.)
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