Hitler's Socialism 1933-1939

[bigrebnc1775]

To argue aginst this you will have to watch the video. Good luck with that.
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRJFHyhCd1w&feature=grec_index[/ame]

 

[Bullfighter]

To argue aginst this you will have to watch the video. Good luck with that.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRJFHyhCd1w&feature=grec_index

Ah! The good old days. Political correctness didn't exist and a man was free to hate the things he chose to hate and express that hatred in any way he wished. In many ways, today is the lie and yesterday was the truth. It wasn't good, but it was the truth!

 

[Ravi]

I find it hard to believe Hitler ever said "wanna".

 

[Wry Catcher]

To argue against "this"? I've always gone by the adage watch their feet, not their lips. Watching from the perspective of history, Hitler was evil, in word and deed.

 

[Bullfighter]

To argue against "this"? I've always gone by the adage watch their feet, not their lips. Watching from the perspective of history, Hitler was evil, in word and deed.

Yet Hitler was TIME Magazine's 1938 Man of the Year:

 

[Sallow]

To argue against "this"? I've always gone by the adage watch their feet, not their lips. Watching from the perspective of history, Hitler was evil, in word and deed.

Hitler was monsterous. To throw his name around to score cheap political points is pretty crappy.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

To argue against "this"? I've always gone by the adage watch their feet, not their lips. Watching from the perspective of history, Hitler was evil, in word and deed.

Yes but he did push for social reform and see where that got them. Thats why he was so beloved by the german people, at least until the last years of the war.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

To argue against "this"? I've always gone by the adage watch their feet, not their lips. Watching from the perspective of history, Hitler was evil, in word and deed.

Yet Hitler was TIME Magazine's 1938 Man of the Year:

Many people have been picked to be person of the year.

The list is very scary
Time Person of the Year - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[elvis]

To argue against "this"? I've always gone by the adage watch their feet, not their lips. Watching from the perspective of history, Hitler was evil, in word and deed.

Yet Hitler was TIME Magazine's 1938 Man of the Year:

yes. as was Stalin.....twice. that award is not necessarily honorary. I thought bin Laden should have won it in 2001.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

To argue against "this"? I've always gone by the adage watch their feet, not their lips. Watching from the perspective of history, Hitler was evil, in word and deed.

Yet Hitler was TIME Magazine's 1938 Man of the Year:

yes. as was Stalin.....twice. that award is not necessarily honorary. I thought bin Laden should have won it in 2001.

Reagan, Bush 1 and 2, Clinton, Nikita Khrushchev,Chiang Kai-shek to name a few

 

[Wry Catcher]

To argue against "this"? I've always gone by the adage watch their feet, not their lips. Watching from the perspective of history, Hitler was evil, in word and deed.

Yes but he did push for social reform and see where that got them. Thats why he was so beloved by the german people, at least until the last years of the war.

I don't believe you have an understanding of history, especially the period between the wars; posting Hitler was "beloved" goes beyond hyperbole. Hitler appealed to the German people's emotions, hates and fears. He found people to blame, and convinced the willfully ignorant to hate and fear others.
Sounds a bit familiar to today's rhetoric.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

To argue against "this"? I've always gone by the adage watch their feet, not their lips. Watching from the perspective of history, Hitler was evil, in word and deed.

Yes but he did push for social reform and see where that got them. Thats why he was so beloved by the german people, at least until the last years of the war.

I don't believe you have an understanding of history, especially the period between the wars; posting Hitler was "beloved" goes beyond hyperbole. Hitler appealed to the German people's emotions, hates and fears. He found people to blame, and convinced the willfully ignorant to hate and fear others.
Sounds a bit familiar to today's rhetoric.

The ends may not have looked very socialist but the beginning was socialism. How else do you think he became so beloved by most germans

 

[Wry Catcher]

Yes but he did push for social reform and see where that got them. Thats why he was so beloved by the german people, at least until the last years of the war.

I don't believe you have an understanding of history, especially the period between the wars; posting Hitler was "beloved" goes beyond hyperbole. Hitler appealed to the German people's emotions, hates and fears. He found people to blame, and convinced the willfully ignorant to hate and fear others.
Sounds a bit familiar to today's rhetoric.

The ends may not have looked very socialist but the beginning was socialism. How else do you think he became so beloved by most germans

He appealed to the hate and fears of the people. Didn't you ever take world history? Do you believe the Great Depression was only an American event, one cause by Woodrow Wilson? (do expand your reading, some of what you read from female conservatives on this MB is propaganda, not history).
BTW, which American Company helped build the German War Machine and after being bombed by the Alies during WWII, sued for the damage to their factories?
Anyone know?

 

[bigrebnc1775]

I don't believe you have an understanding of history, especially the period between the wars; posting Hitler was "beloved" goes beyond hyperbole. Hitler appealed to the German people's emotions, hates and fears. He found people to blame, and convinced the willfully ignorant to hate and fear others.
Sounds a bit familiar to today's rhetoric.

The ends may not have looked very socialist but the beginning was socialism. How else do you think he became so beloved by most germans

He appealed to the hate and fears of the people. Didn't you ever take world history? Do you believe the Great Depression was only an American event, one cause by Woodrow Wilson? (do expand your reading, some of what you read from female conservatives on this MB is propaganda, not history).
BTW, which American Company helped build the German War Machine and after being bombed by the Alies during WWII, sued for the damage to their factories?
Anyone know?

Yes he appealed with hate for the rich jew.

which American Company helped build the German War Machine and after being bombed by the Alies during WWII, sued for the damage to their factories?

Was it joe Kennedy?

 

[Wry Catcher]

The ends may not have looked very socialist but the beginning was socialism. How else do you think he became so beloved by most germans

He appealed to the hate and fears of the people. Didn't you ever take world history? Do you believe the Great Depression was only an American event, one cause by Woodrow Wilson? (do expand your reading, some of what you read from female conservatives on this MB is propaganda, not history).
BTW, which American Company helped build the German War Machine and after being bombed by the Alies during WWII, sued for the damage to their factories?
Anyone know?

Yes he appealed with hate for the rich jew.

which American Company helped build the German War Machine and after being bombed by the Alies during WWII, sued for the damage to their factories?

Was it joe Kennedy?

Nope. Ambassador Kennedy's oldest son died while on a bombing run aimed at the Nazi War Machine. Nice try though.

 

[Sallow]

He appealed to the hate and fears of the people. Didn't you ever take world history? Do you believe the Great Depression was only an American event, one cause by Woodrow Wilson? (do expand your reading, some of what you read from female conservatives on this MB is propaganda, not history).

Add in the punative Treaty of Versaille, which was overly harsh to Germany..

 

[westwall]

To argue against "this"? I've always gone by the adage watch their feet, not their lips. Watching from the perspective of history, Hitler was evil, in word and deed.

Yes but he did push for social reform and see where that got them. Thats why he was so beloved by the german people, at least until the last years of the war.

I don't believe you have an understanding of history, especially the period between the wars; posting Hitler was "beloved" goes beyond hyperbole. Hitler appealed to the German people's emotions, hates and fears. He found people to blame, and convinced the willfully ignorant to hate and fear others.
Sounds a bit familiar to today's rhetoric.

Yes it does, just look at the supporters of anthropogenic global warming. They refer to skeptics as "deniers" and have even started to call for the deaths of them. Same rhetoric for sure.

 

[westwall]

I don't believe you have an understanding of history, especially the period between the wars; posting Hitler was "beloved" goes beyond hyperbole. Hitler appealed to the German people's emotions, hates and fears. He found people to blame, and convinced the willfully ignorant to hate and fear others.
Sounds a bit familiar to today's rhetoric.

The ends may not have looked very socialist but the beginning was socialism. How else do you think he became so beloved by most germans

He appealed to the hate and fears of the people. Didn't you ever take world history? Do you believe the Great Depression was only an American event, one cause by Woodrow Wilson? (do expand your reading, some of what you read from female conservatives on this MB is propaganda, not history).
BTW, which American Company helped build the German War Machine and after being bombed by the Alies during WWII, sued for the damage to their factories?
Anyone know?

You should do likewise, religion is no longer the greatest killer of people. Socialism run amok is far and away the big winner there, by several orders of magnitude.

 

[Wry Catcher]

He appealed to the hate and fears of the people. Didn't you ever take world history? Do you believe the Great Depression was only an American event, one cause by Woodrow Wilson? (do expand your reading, some of what you read from female conservatives on this MB is propaganda, not history).

Add in the punative Treaty of Versaille, which was overly harsh to Germany..

Yep. Hence my question to bigreb..., "Didn't you ever take world history?".

 

[Wry Catcher]

The ends may not have looked very socialist but the beginning was socialism. How else do you think he became so beloved by most germans

He appealed to the hate and fears of the people. Didn't you ever take world history? Do you believe the Great Depression was only an American event, one cause by Woodrow Wilson? (do expand your reading, some of what you read from female conservatives on this MB is propaganda, not history).
BTW, which American Company helped build the German War Machine and after being bombed by the Alies during WWII, sued for the damage to their factories?
Anyone know?

You should do likewise, religion is no longer the greatest killer of people. Socialism run amok is far and away the big winner there, by several orders of magnitude.

Really? I'll ignore the "no longer" and bet The Crusades. Your bet.