Post number #1117793, ID: 1b45d6
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i mean, the guy sure did a lot of stuff but maybe he wasn’t that smart, etc and the team carried him most of the time
i am curious
Post number #1117795, ID: 9ac297
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Not as bad as Trump.
Post number #1117801, ID: 2966ee
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>>1117795 correct, hitler helped the world by forcing the jews out of Germany and trump is working for the jews
Post number #1117806, ID: ee8005
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>>1b45d6>>2966ee samefag-chan
Post number #1117812, ID: 1b45d6
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>>ee8005 paranoia-kun hi
Post number #1117813, ID: ba1742
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>>1117793 The focus on "Hitler" as a person is typical for the western capitalist world from conservatives to liberals for various reasons. - The strict individualist and yet hierarchic society ideal that makes history appear as a result of acts by strong individuals. - To distcract from political failures and faults of non-fascist/moderate pro-capitalist "bourgeois" parties. - To obfuscate the systemic mechanisms that led to fascism/nazism.
Post number #1117814, ID: ba1742
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>>1117813 To be fair I'd like to add that even system/capitalism critical left parties including communists, socialists or social democrats have an interest in demonizing hitler as a person to distract from their political faults and failures at the time (most important the failure to form a united front against the nazis and the blindness towards the fascistoid nature of stalinism).
Post number #1117815, ID: ba1742
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- Backwarded/rightist historical reception would be explaining the nazi rise with religion/supernatural phenomenons, morale or conspiracy theories. - Modern/leftist receptions (including marxist ones) give more weight to rational social-economic circumstances and developments. These two are more often found outside the liberal pro-capitalist western world, but in general within in right and left leaning movements everywhere.
Post number #1117816, ID: ba1742
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>>1117793 >but maybe he wasn’t that smart One doesn't need to be smart to become popular, especially not in times where crisis follows crisis and where people are to lazy and/or exhausted to think straight. The absence of a common greater goal, the increasing complexity of reality and social-economic division and the disappointment about the discrepancy between what is/was promised and how reality looks like makes people easy prey for very stupid ideas.
Post number #1117825, ID: fca197
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>>ba1742 the spd killed rosa luxembourg, sold out to the bourgeois kneecapping the republic as a result, and the failure to build anything resembling legitimate institutions led hitler to walk right in and take over
take heed: the above are concrete words grounded in concrete facts, not the academia-lickspittle drivel you insist on spouting online
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