I probably read the same edition as you. It was turgid and redundant. But I was struck by the ideas Hitler put forth. This was written when he was briefly in prison following the aborted coup "The Beer Hall Putsch", around 1923. He said plainly what he was going to do if he gained power. How could people not see what was coming?Cannonpointer » 30 Nov 2023, 9:34 pm » wrote: ↑
Props on caring enough about your world to read seminal works. If you found a better translation of Mein Kampf than I was able to find, good on ya. I never could get a translation that was readable. I mean, I READ it. But my experience of it sucked. I genuinely suspected that the translator deliberately did a **** job (he was jewish). If not, Hitler was melville all over again.
What makes you believe they didn't?Punch » 01 Dec 2023, 1:39 pm » wrote: ↑ I probably read the same edition as you. It was turgid and redundant. But I was struck by the ideas Hitler put forth. This was written when he was briefly in prison following the aborted coup "The Beer Hall Putsch", around 1923. He said plainly what he was going to do if he gained power. How could people not see what was coming?
Who got to you? I can't BELIEVE that ****'s people are still bribing the critics. SON OF A BITCH!Punch » 01 Dec 2023, 1:39 pm » wrote: ↑And don't diss Melville. His novel "The Confidence Man" is one of my favorite works of fiction.
Did you know that more than 30% of the lawyers in Germany prior to WWII were Jewish? Well, now you do.Cannonpointer » 01 Dec 2023, 1:43 pm » wrote: ↑ What makes you believe they didn't?
It's not like he said he was going to kill them. You don't think the German people had a right to want a country for themselves, without a bunch of folks who refused to assimilate, and who worked together against the interests of their nation?
Wait wait wait.Punch » 01 Dec 2023, 1:49 pm » wrote: ↑ Did you know that more than 30% of the lawyers in Germany prior to WWII were Jewish? Well, now you do.
No, quite the opposite. They had an undue influence on the nation. You can't blame them for wanting to be successful though.Cannonpointer » 01 Dec 2023, 1:53 pm » wrote: ↑ Wait wait wait.
You're saying that 3/4 of a percent of the population produced 30% of the LAWYERS, and I am guessing that you think this is some kind of DEFENSE of that 3/4%?
Am I correct in guessing that?
And neither can you blame the German people for wanting to get this non-assimilating sucker off their teat. Voting for Hitler was a pretty smart thing to do, for anyone who wasn't prescient and didn't understand how hard their nemeses could get the entire western world to come against them.Punch » 01 Dec 2023, 1:59 pm » wrote: ↑ No, quite the opposite. They had an undue influence on the nation. You can't blame them for wanting to be successful though.
Awww that's just terrible!Punch » 30 Nov 2023, 1:12 am » wrote: ↑
Give me Christians over sand *** any day of the week and twice on Sunday.
Biden Shamefully Removes God From Thanksgiving Proclamation - State of the Union (stateofunion.org)
President Biden’s 2023 Thanksgiving proclamation omitted any reference to God or faith, marking the first time in American history that God was completely excluded from the proclamation.This contrasts with past proclamations from presidents, including George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, who honored God in their Thanksgiving messages.“This Thanksgiving, we are grateful for our Nation and the incredible soul of America,” Biden said.
The omission reflects a departure from the nation’s Judeo-Christian values and the original spirit behind America’s national day of Thanksgiving.“On Thanksgiving Day, we thank God for the abundant blessings in our lives…I encourage all Americans to gather, in homes and places of worship, to offer a prayer of thanks to God for our many blessings,” Former President Donald Trump said in 2020.