mein kampf

[NewbieChris]

so how is the diet and training going?

Hey, macho man. I can raise my hand above my head and I don't look like this (looks to be about 7-8 inches to me):



Can you?

[NewbieChris]

:rofl:


This guy might shoot his head off if you guys keep messing with him :P

Because I have nothing better to worry about than what someone on a forum has to say? :hmm:

[dna9488]

so how is the diet and training going?

:rofl:


This guy might shoot his head off if you guys keep messing with him :P

[Bouncer]

Probably 10x more consistent than yours. That shit got real old real fucking fast. How about you back the fuck off about it?

so how is the diet and training going?

[bigbadexcursion]

the internet is serious business

[Turbo3000]

Probably 10x more consistent than yours. That shit got real old real fucking fast. How about you back the fuck off about it?

Go take a Xanax. I was just busting your balls and really could care less about what you do with your time. Shouldn't get so angry at people over the fucking internet.

[bigbadexcursion]

This is a strong difference between a good leader and a good strategist. Hitler was an amazing strategist and held many the same beliefs as American presidents post World War I. He, however, was not a terrific leader. Great leaders do not desire power, in fact they march away from it. Most truly great leaders are people whose ideals thrust them to power, in most cases reluctantly. Strategists are leaders who use 'scheming' and strategy to gain the power they so greatly desire. Hitler was the latter. I did not read the entire thread, so if this is a repeat I am sorry...and keep it short.

'Hitler', in the sense of the man we know, was born power due to his countries failings. Germany was in terrible condition. Germans needed a leader and someone to blame for their problems, much like Americans blame illegal immigrants and Arabs for many of our problems.

agreed, but in the end he failed, so no matter which way you cut it its hard to compliment him on any of his traits

[NewbieChris]

when you can make so many people believe in what you believe and follow your cause. you are a great leader.

Not when people are desperate for something to believe in. There is a great example of this in our very own country. I.E. Barrak Obama

[NewbieChris]

...........How is the diet and training going? :rofl::rofl::D

Probably 10x more consistent than yours. That shit got real old real fucking fast. How about you back the fuck off about it?

[Mr I]

Hitler was given testosterone by his physician

well said! :rofl:

Adolf Hitler's medication: topical cocaine, injected amphetamines, glucose, testosterone, estradiol, and corticosteroids

[Bouncer]

...........How is the diet and training going? :rofl::rofl::D

well said! :rofl:

[Turbo3000]

This is a strong difference between a good leader and a good strategist. Hitler was an amazing strategist and held many the same beliefs as American presidents post World War I. He, however, was not a terrific leader. Great leaders do not desire power, in fact they march away from it. Most truly great leaders are people whose ideals thrust them to power, in most cases reluctantly. Strategists are leaders who use 'scheming' and strategy to gain the power they so greatly desire. Hitler was the latter. I did not read the entire thread, so if this is a repeat I am sorry...and keep it short.

'Hitler', in the sense of the man we know, was born power due to his countries failings. Germany was in terrible condition. Germans needed a leader and someone to blame for their problems, much like Americans blame illegal immigrants and Arabs for many of our problems.

...........How is the diet and training going? :rofl::rofl::D

[Bouncer]

This is a strong difference between a good leader and a good strategist. Hitler was an amazing strategist and held many the same beliefs as American presidents post World War I. He, however, was not a terrific leader. Great leaders do not desire power, in fact they march away from it. Most truly great leaders are people whose ideals thrust them to power, in most cases reluctantly. Strategists are leaders who use 'scheming' and strategy to gain the power they so greatly desire. Hitler was the latter. I did not read the entire thread, so if this is a repeat I am sorry...and keep it short.

'Hitler', in the sense of the man we know, was born power due to his countries failings. Germany was in terrible condition. Germans needed a leader and someone to blame for their problems, much like Americans blame illegal immigrants and Arabs for many of our problems.

when you can make so many people believe in what you believe and follow your cause. you are a great leader.

[NewbieChris]

false.

no matter how evil he was. no matter how many people he killed. you need to take your personal hate for him out of the arguement. to rise to that kind of power from a lowly wounded soldier in world war 1 makes him a great leader. the term "great leader" does not distinguish between bad and good.

This is a strong difference between a good leader and a good strategist. Hitler was an amazing strategist and held many the same beliefs as American presidents post World War I. He, however, was not a terrific leader. Great leaders do not desire power, in fact they march away from it. Most truly great leaders are people whose ideals thrust them to power, in most cases reluctantly. Strategists are leaders who use 'scheming' and strategy to gain the power they so greatly desire. Hitler was the latter. I did not read the entire thread, so if this is a repeat I am sorry...and keep it short.

'Hitler', in the sense of the man we know, was born power due to his countries failings. Germany was in terrible condition. Germans needed a leader and someone to blame for their problems, much like Americans blame illegal immigrants and Arabs for many of our problems.

[Mr I]

So I'm reading this one which seemed to get the best reviews;

Mein Kampf: Adolf Hitler: Amazon.co.uk: Books

The guy was clever no doubt and but I'm only on page 44 of 600something and you can already see his prejudice, you can see what it was bourne out of (Napoleons domination of Austria, the subsequent loss of identity, gap between rich and poor and lack of sharing etc etc) its actually quite funny in parts already I'm really enjoying it, you can see where he is talking generally and then goes off at a tangent on one subject and it seems that he goes into so much detail its out of context with the thread of the chapter, definately not all there and obsessive

At the same time though, I'm just watching Hitler's Henchmen on Discovery, they're talking about how the kids in prison camps were used for SS doctors medical experiments, one guy recounts how he and his brother had their necks injected with something that made their throat swell and they still cannot speak to this day, others had their hands and back sewn to other kids, they couldn't move and the wounds were dirty and full of puss left to fester, others are still disabled and epileptic from the trials, human bones were used as table legs in furniture, chairs made from human pelvis, lampshades from human skin and a copy of Mein Kampf made from human skin of human backs. It wasn't just Hitler that was an evil fuck