Genocide is fucked, but war is pretty fucked in general. I don't really see Hitler as being any worse than any other warmongering butcher. We've had a lot of them.

Quote from: Uncle Fester;1355299Yes but none that used the inhuman mechanical factory efficiency of the holocaust, that held quotas for jewish children killed, that had such a calculative and horrifyingly well thought out plan for extermination. Other genocides folks would be shot against walls, beheaded, or hung, but never before had there been a system where the human life was so reduced as to where efficiency experiments on mass murder could be conducted as the Nazis did, or to where the by-products of the human slaughter were used as industrial products, such as the hair, gold fillings, and human fat.

Never before did anyone ever take the body of a human being and use it to make bars of soap. It achieved levels of ghastly that had been unimaginable before.

It just shows you how much someone can bully a minority.

He Shoved them in small villages with a limited amount of food and water, then sent them all off to concentration camps and gased and killed them.

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You took something really smart that dude said and replied with something reeally idiotic... how clockish...

Quote from: Cloaked;1355311You took something really smart that dude said and replied with something reeally idiotic... how clockish...

ur a fag

Quote from: Cloaked;1355311You took something really smart that dude said and replied with something reeally idiotic... how clockish...

congratulations on having never made a good post

That's so fucking gay. Hitler was a swell guy.

The Armenian Holocaust was pretty bad too.

It's a shame it doesn't get that much attention as THE holocaust.  I guess some people's lives are more important than others, right?

Quote from: RomanCollarClock;1355376The Armenian Holocaust was pretty bad too.

It's a shame it doesn't get that much attention as THE holocaust.  I guess some people's lives are more important than others, right?

It's the Jews, they control the media and thus what we see/feel bad about. We should kill them.

Hitler didn't exist because Germany says so.

Wait, in that little video to the side, do the english say controversy like contro-versy (stressing and speeding the contro part)?

Because it sounds like a totally different word.
I think I heard Yahtzee say it but I thought he was using some fancy word called controfecy or something from the way it sounded.

Quote from: RomanCollarClock;1355376The Armenian Holocaust was pretty bad too.

It's a shame it doesn't get that much attention as THE holocaust.  I guess some people's lives are more important than others, right?

What about the Khmer Rouge Killing Fields? Stalin's purge? The Cultural Revolution and Great Leap Forward could arguably be called genocides too. Some of these had more casualties than the holocaust actually. I don't know why it gets so much more attention to be honest...Probably goes along with what Corpsegrinder said

YOU HAVE NO AMMO RUN

Quote from: Uncle Fester;1355470Knives usually don't have ammo...

YOU HAVE A KNIFE AND HE HAS MINIGUN ARMS RUN

Heil, mein Führer!

Quote from: Companion Cube Clock;1355333That's so fucking gay. Hitler was a swell guy.

uhm no...

WINNIPEG–She freely admits that her 7-year-old daughter was sent to school sporting a swastika – the Nazi emblem adopted as a symbol of racially motivated hate groups.

She says she's not a neo-Nazi, just proud of her northern European heritage.

Now she's fighting to get her children back from Manitoba Child and Family Services, and finding herself at the centre of a case that has raised questions about whether children are affected by parental views that may be extreme.

In an interview yesterday, the woman, who under provincial law cannot be identified, said her politics are misunderstood.

"This isn't, you know, a bunch of ... skinheads running around the streets in neo-Nazi gear," she said. "It's not about that. It's about being proud of who you are and what you are, and I don't have a problem with anybody feeling pride in who they are."

School officials called social services in March after the girl showed up with what police call "hate-related drawings" on her body, including a swastika. Child welfare workers removed the girl and a 2-year-old boy from the woman's Winnipeg home. The government is now asking the courts for permanent guardianship of the children.

An affidavit from a child welfare worker cites the "behaviour and associations" of the woman and her husband as one reason for the removal, as well as drug and alcohol use.

The mother remembers the day her child left for school with a swastika on her body. She wouldn't discuss details but hinted she had not drawn the symbol.

"I worked a lot. I'm not going to say I was ignorant to it, 'cause I wasn't," she said. "That's all I'm going to ... comment."

The woman says she threw her husband – the stepfather of the girl and biological father of the boy – out of the family home three days after seeing court documents outlining the case against the family.

She says she has always worked long hours at her job in the restaurant industry to provide for her children and has never let her politics affect how her kids are raised.

She is vague about her political beliefs.

"I would never consider myself a neo-Nazi," she said. "I consider myself a proud Scottish chick."

She says she does not belong to any group, yet has a personal belief in white pride and talks collectively about a feeling that "people are very ignorant to our politics because of media bias."

She also defends the use of the swastika, pointing out that it is based on an ancient symbol for prosperity.

She rejects a suggestion that someone seeing it drawn on a child would be unlikely to interpret it as anything other than a Nazi image.

So how far can parents go in teaching their children what they think is right?

Harvey Frankel, a professor of social work at the University of Manitoba, said earlier this week that the government could face an uphill battle trying to persuade a judge to remove children strictly because of their parents' political beliefs.

Manitoba guidelines allow child welfare workers to intervene in any situation where there is concern for the safety or well-being of a child. That could cover instances where the controversial beliefs cause the children problems at school or elsewhere.

Quote from: Uncle Fester;1355595Hitler was a sensitive man. A great dancer too.

He lived. He laughed. He loved. He had a song in his heart and a swing in his goose-step.

Thank you, Adolf Hitler. You made heart rending atrocities and inhuman horrors a delight that could only be captured by Mel Brooks.

If only I possessed the patience and mental prowess to state what you have summed up in so few words

and while speaking of hitler's human character... he had one testicle