Originally posted by nenothtu
I think gamergal may be onto something here. If we just clean out all these "undesirables" from our cute little country, all us decent folk can get
on with the business of living in peace!
The really amusing thing about this, although it may have been unintentional, is that this is exactly how the "Nazi" party started in the first
place! They were patriots who wanted to save a country that they perceived as being overrun and undermined by foreigners.
If you're an American and have ever considered that deporting all the illegal immigrants would be a good idea, you just started walking the "Nazi"
path.
If a black family teaches their kids to be proud to be black and wants them to marry blacks and care about the survival of the Negro race, is that
okay? I guess so, it's happening every day. But when it's WHITE people who want to teach their kids to feel proud that they're white and be
concerned about the survival of the Caucasian race (or an ethnicity such as Germanic, Scottish, Irish, Celtic, etc.) it's racist and it's wrong.
Talk about a double standard!
Hitler has been stereotyped and demonized by a great deal of propaganda, and the fact is that whoever LOST THE WAR is always the bad guy. At least he
had a REASON for what he did, and in the beginning his reasons - and goals - were mostly about patriotism and trying to save his country. Yes, he sure
did go overboard with it and I think it's quite likely he suffered from mental illness. But how is it that a man who followed his beliefs and ideals
to the extreme is more
evil than people who simply hurt others for their own enjoyment? Is evil a statistical thing, it goes by the numbers?
The more people who've been hurt or killed because of you, the more evil you are? Is then a person who has been raping, torturing, and perhaps
eating children or other people a lesser evil just because he only personally managed to reach a few dozen instead of thousands?
Adolf Hitler was not a paper cutout or a demon, he was a human being. A misguided human being, yes, but a human being. He was extremely intelligent,
charismatic, creative, passionate, patriotic, etc. In short he had many good qualities which people choose to ignore in favor of painting him as a
monster so that he, one person, can be blamed for everything bad that happened during that time. And what could be the purpose of that? To take the
focus - and the blame - away from the German people as a whole perhaps? And yet behavioral studies show us time and time again that most of us are
capable of this type of behavior under the proper stimulus.
I thought the ATS motto was Deny Ignorance, not Promote Ignorance. How about a little investigation prior to contempt? Most of you don't know a darn
thing more about Hitler, the Nazi party, or what REALLY happened than what they taught you in grade school. Maybe the people who named their kid Adolf
Hitler bothered to look past the monster and see the man. Or not, they might just be igorant white trash acting stupid .. but the point is without
some more facts and a bit more investigation, YOU DON'T KNOW which it is. Nor, apparently, do you care - you'd rather just condemn 2 human beings
based on what they chose to name their kid because you've been taught a lot of negative propaganda about that name and what it supposedly stands
for.
Great job denying ignorance.
NOT.