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Good Intentions, -i guess about hitler-
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post Jan 16 2005, 03:28 AM
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a debate spawned in lounge.

hitler's intentions - were they good?

and also

what do good intentions count for.



alright: my post about hitler.

hitler was trying to boost the economy of germany. war is good for economy. of course, taking over europe is good too.

Hitler's intentions were not to wipe out the jews. it was just politically convenient to blame them for gemany's problems. They had no one to really stand up for them. easy targets, minorities.

hitler had good intentions- to restore germany to it's former glory. germany was great before WWI, but when they lost the british and the french and the americans (but mostly the french) taxed the germans soo much their economy was going to bomb.

hitler had good intentions- but he useed bad ways to furfill them. blaming jews, trying to take over europe, etc.

but he still had good intentions.

which brings us to good intentions- good intentions are never enough. good actions are needed.
 
 
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post Jan 16 2005, 07:02 AM
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Hitler, I think didn't have exactly "good" intentions. I mean, explain to me how the war was good for the economy? Have you read books about how horrible the conditions were? Mothers, children, husbands, everyone of different races, especially the Jews were packed in crates [yes, crates] on trains to get to camps. If someone died they'd just throw them out. They had to stand in rooms naked, NAKED waiting for hours to get NUMBERS and LETTER as identification. Many people forgot what they're NAMES were. Tell me this, how was all of that torture, and embarrasement, good for the economy?
 

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