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| essay | 7-Sep-2008 | opinion | Wicksy | by votes | 52 | 4 | 62.0% |
| User | Comment |
|---|---|
| Melf | posted 7-Sep-2008 6:08pm |
| HMC35 | posted 7-Sep-2008 6:14pm Um .. well, I've been asked this question in class before, believe it or not. A friend of mine responded with "He liked animals, didn't he?"
I truly have nothing nice to say of him. It's just one of those things I can't be objective about. |
| llamamama | posted 7-Sep-2008 6:23pm He didn't smoke.. |
| icurok | posted 7-Sep-2008 6:30pm Well, he did kill himself. |
| Crayons | posted 7-Sep-2008 6:52pm Truthfully I don't really hate the guy. *6 million dead Jews/Gypsies/etc turn in their grave*
But really now, he was a man who stuck to his beliefs and he was good at getting control. If he wasn't all about perfecting the Aryan race and stuff, if he was about stopping world hunger, he would have done it, wouldn't he? Or maybe he would have burned all the hungry people, I don't know. But he was good at being a leader. It's just what he did, not how he did it. You know? He had most of the people agreeing with him. He was a disturbed man. But he wanted the best for Germany, and what he thought was in Germany's best future was no more people he didn't like. He was really smart. |
| bill | posted 7-Sep-2008 6:58pm He was good at public speaking. |
| Enheduanna | posted 7-Sep-2008 7:31pm He had the decency to kill himself. |
| southernyankee | posted 7-Sep-2008 8:24pm He saved half of Europe from getting taken over by either the Russians or the Italians.
He really stood up for what he believed in, rather than just being a typical politican telling people what they wanted to hear and then doing something else. He saved jobs from going overseas. He was a candidate of change, they kind you can believe in, and he actually delivered--- unlike Obama and McCain who keep claiming they will bring about change but probabbly won't do anything once elected. |
| ElvisFan67 | posted 7-Sep-2008 9:12pm I dunno. Never knew the guy. |
| docgbrown | posted 7-Sep-2008 9:31pm He was good at getting others to do their best for him |
| romkey | posted 8-Sep-2008 12:14am He thought big. |
| kirst | posted 8-Sep-2008 1:04am He was charismatic. |
| ausfox | posted 8-Sep-2008 4:12am Um, nice posture? |
| Kristal_Rose | posted 8-Sep-2008 5:38am He had a hot looking girlfriend.
He was intrigued by mysticism and mythology. He had the ambition to pursue a (severely distorted) utopian vision for his people. He's evidence that mental illness is no obstacle to success. |
| Matty | posted 8-Sep-2008 8:39am The nicest thing I could say is that he was a hero.
The nicest thing I could say and also mean is he made the German economy viable and began to aggressively pay off the WWI debt to France, England, etc. |
| cloudhugger | posted 8-Sep-2008 11:00am He was a genious and understood how to use energy. He studied the ancient symbolism and used it quite affectively. He was the ultimate Pinky out to rule the world and he would have won. But he didn't because of Brain. The doddering fool which in Hitler's life was his ego and greed. |
| LJD | posted 8-Sep-2008 11:00am I've never really studied the second world war, or Hitler, but I did understand, from my father, that the "money changers" were doing in Germany, ten times worse, than what they're doing now in this country. They were destroying the economy, the Germans future. Hitler could see what was happening. |
| cloudhugger | (reply to HMC35) posted 8-Sep-2008 11:04am When I was very young, my mom showed me a picture of Hitler petting a German Shephard. That image stuck with me, it made him seem quite human. At the impressionable age, it distilled a feeling of hope in humanity, that everyone has something soft and warm buried inside them. |
| dpurdy33 | posted 8-Sep-2008 11:35am "'Thank God and Greyhound your gone!!" Roy Clark & Buck Owens |
| judgescratch | posted 8-Sep-2008 11:40am He made the name 'Adolf' virtually un-usable. |
| Jody | posted 8-Sep-2008 11:50am He was very persistent. |
| Psychologo | posted 8-Sep-2008 12:26pm He would have made a great use car sales man because if he can combince people tokill just by making speeches then i bet he could sell you crap and u will think is gold. |
| Cain | posted 8-Sep-2008 1:57pm He was a helluva motivational speaker. |
| JessicaWoman99 | posted 8-Sep-2008 5:03pm Adolf Hitler was a cold blooded murderer of the Jewish people |
| Crayons | (reply to cloudhugger) posted 8-Sep-2008 5:26pm Yeah, he was a dog boy. I heard he was in the German army or something when he was a young dude and they were out of food, and he had a doggy friend, and supposedly they ate his doggy. I'd be mad too! |
| JohnCD | posted 8-Sep-2008 8:02pm Thank God he's dead. |
| Kristal_Rose | (reply to LJD) posted 8-Sep-2008 11:27pm Ten times worse? I don't think so. They were a network of small proprietors doing nothing more than agreeing to raise prices on sausages. While the Rothschilds claimed to be jews, they played a large part in assisting with the Holocaust themselves, and were partners with folks like Rockefeller, as American as one could get.
Hitler was just drumming up hate in the same fashion as Bush does with terrorist threats. It's been one of the most proven political tactics to mobilize and control the public for centuries. For the mid-east, it's Israel, for Israel, it's the Palestinians. It's always a fringe minority such that one can rally the majority in common fear while bundling in other unrelated administration objectives. |
| diabeticdave | posted 8-Sep-2008 11:51pm He's dead |
| LJD | (reply to Kristal_Rose) posted 9-Sep-2008 12:35am I see you've done your reading....about the Rothschilds, and Rockefellers. I'm obviously not as well read as some people on this subject, but I did hear from some one in Canada, that the "Jews" were strangling the German economy, I made the statement 10 times worse, to mean harder than they're doing here...so far. My Dad said the same. But, it's the "make believe" Jews...those that claim to be Jews, but are not.
As you can tell, I dislike the "money changers". I agree the enemy uses strategy, political tactics to control the public. In politics, nothing happens by accident. |
| cantilever | posted 9-Sep-2008 4:39am He had a lovely country house just out of Berchtesgaden |
| gambler | posted 9-Sep-2008 8:31am He was single-minded, determined? |
| cloudhugger | (reply to Crayons) posted 9-Sep-2008 10:39am Perhaps that is what twisted him? He sold his soul to the devil to get his doggy revenge!! |
| Otter | posted 9-Sep-2008 12:21pm He's dead. |
| Kristal_Rose | (reply to LJD) posted 9-Sep-2008 3:23pm The jews 'here' were strangling the German economy at the presidents request for sanctions against Germany, even though it hurt German jews as much as anyone. What we are talking about really depends on who you mean by jews. Bankers who were hardly jewish would have had the greatest impact, but it's the small businesmen visible everywhere who were made out to be the enemy. Their economy strangling powers were certainly less than those of AT&T or Exxon, because they didn't have monopoly corporations, and any other smal proprietors could still compete with them.
The scenario reminds me of people in Santa Cruz who were pissed off at Asian store owners willing to work longer hours and hire family for cheap so they could cut prices on liquor and such, thus steal the existing competitons clientale. Hated for working harder to get ahead (and being a racially identifiable threat). Give me a break. |
| LindaH | posted 9-Sep-2008 7:05pm He meant well. |
| FauxLo | posted 9-Sep-2008 7:26pm Adolf Hitler was a sweetheart. |
| FauxLo | (reply to LindaH) posted 9-Sep-2008 7:26pm > He meant well.
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| Iseult | posted 10-Sep-2008 1:02pm Uhm... he pulled whole Germany out of depression???
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| Otter | posted 10-Sep-2008 1:29pm Hitler wanted peace, Piece of France, Piece of England, Piece of Poland, Piece of Italy, Piece of Belgium.... |
| Joanne | posted 11-Sep-2008 11:17am Look at the number of hits on this survey! We're all really curious to see what anybody could say. As for me, I wonder if I could say he had a thick head of hair. He certainly had a thick head. . . |
| Nitroeddy | posted 14-Sep-2008 8:58am That he's dead! |
| Gomezy3k | posted 14-Sep-2008 9:42am Well he was a good speaker, he managed to unify the German people, and I think he was the major push behind the VW beetle wasn't he? |
| rustygirl50 | posted 14-Sep-2008 1:39pm NOPE, CAN'T THINK OF A SINGLE THING. |
| rustygirl50 | (reply to Matty) posted 14-Sep-2008 1:53pm > The nicest thing I could say is that he was a hero.
> > The nicest thing I could say and also mean is he made the German economy > viable and began to aggressively pay off the WWI debt to France, England, > etc. A HERO? I THINK NOT. JUST AN EGOTISRIC MANIAC MURDERER... |
| Kristal_Rose | (reply to Gomezy3k) posted 15-Sep-2008 6:36am Those things were nearly underpowered. "Faster Hitler, faster! Here comes the hill." This must be why he gathered troops. |
| Matty | (reply to rustygirl50) posted 15-Sep-2008 8:10am Why don't you read the whole post? I clearly said that I could only say and mean that he fixed the German economy, which he did. |
| cerealkiller | posted 16-Sep-2008 5:22pm Cool moustache, he inspired alot of people and made Germany a powerful country |
| ihatespiders | posted 18-Sep-2008 5:15pm He somehow convinced the German citizens to carry out his insane goals. |
| meowry | posted 3-Oct-2008 9:29pm He looked clean. (Take into consideration the fact that the speaker has had to deal with more than her fair share of scum.) |
| Biggles | posted 21-Jan-2009 8:06pm He was a man of conviction and authority and inspired millions with his charismatic leadership.
Ick. |
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Dude had a whiny voice for a public speaker as powerful as he.
Uh. His parting was always straight.