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Post by johnofgwent on Aug 17, 2024 4:15:14 GMT
You haven't read Mein Kampf have you I have I can't match your opinion with reality It's fairly obvious Hitler and several of his right hand men DIDNT find his ideas extreme Others might find them extreme, or well over the top But Hitler ? He just found them necessary Nope. “ desperate times call for desperate measures“ Hippocrates . Are you saying that Hippocrates was so stupid that he didn’t know what desperate means . Equally are you saying that Hitler thought that if something was necessary the solution couldn’t be defined as extreme ? I don't think I am saying that at all I don't know if you saw them, but I have in the past posted about my great grandparent's and other relatives of that generation who were part of the pre-hitler Weimar republic German population. Letters THEY wrote to other relatives in Britain, posted with overprinted postage stamps redefining one million marks for one REICHSMark speak openly of the miracle done to cure hyperinflation by redefining the currency so the numbers made sense. You saw the same thing on a smaller scale when the peseta was exchanged for the Euro. A pint of beer went from costing three hundred units of currency to costing two, and wages changed in proportion of course, and something got refocused. And Italy of course ... I don't have the faintest idea if Hitler had the slightest thing to do with that, but he lost no time in taking the credit, and who do you think he blamed for the currency shambles ?? Because it's quite clear from those letters some people believed that rhetoric, and headlines from newspapers of the time saying Jews were declaring economic war on Germany with boycotts really put out those flames didn't they. Dad's stamp album had one of those front pages in it along with loads of other stuff. I really ought to find what the hell happened to those, but I digress What I am saying is some people, rather a lot actually, didn't see Hitler as particularly extreme and i'm pretty damn sure he did not consider his actions extreme at all. Rather necessary to protect the identity of the German people, in fact It was quite amusing watching Michael Portillo in was it Latvia or Lithuania i'm not sure on one of his 'train journeys' shows. Because it was stark, staring, blindingly obvious they were as racist as the blondest of Aryans but of course they were a country rescued from LEFT wing fascism. Most uncomfortable for him |
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Post by Rebirth on Aug 17, 2024 6:06:13 GMT
The Labour party are literally dehumanising white people with their Hammer and Sickle carrying Communists and feeding them to the two-tier police state, whilst the BBC encourages and supports it. "Let the pigs eat the gammon" - this is the anti-racism in the UK that the establishment parties engage in and support. x.com/Harry_pitt/status/1821896502190453017 |
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Post by Bentley on Aug 17, 2024 8:37:59 GMT
Nope. “ desperate times call for desperate measures“ Hippocrates . Are you saying that Hippocrates was so stupid that he didn’t know what desperate means . Equally are you saying that Hitler thought that if something was necessary the solution couldn’t be defined as extreme ? I don't think I am saying that at all I don't know if you saw them, but I have in the past posted about my great grandparent's and other relatives of that generation who were part of the pre-hitler Weimar republic German population. Letters THEY wrote to other relatives in Britain, posted with overprinted postage stamps redefining one million marks for one REICHSMark speak openly of the miracle done to cure hyperinflation by redefining the currency so the numbers made sense. You saw the same thing on a smaller scale when the peseta was exchanged for the Euro. A pint of beer went from costing three hundred units of currency to costing two, and wages changed in proportion of course, and something got refocused. And Italy of course ... I don't have the faintest idea if Hitler had the slightest thing to do with that, but he lost no time in taking the credit, and who do you think he blamed for the currency shambles ?? Because it's quite clear from those letters some people believed that rhetoric, and headlines from newspapers of the time saying Jews were declaring economic war on Germany with boycotts really put out those flames didn't they. Dad's stamp album had one of those front pages in it along with loads of other stuff. I really ought to find what the hell happened to those, but I digress What I am saying is some people, rather a lot actually, didn't see Hitler as particularly extreme and i'm pretty damn sure he did not consider his actions extreme at all. Rather necessary to protect the identity of the German people, in fact It was quite amusing watching Michael Portillo in was it Latvia or Lithuania i'm not sure on one of his 'train journeys' shows. Because it was stark, staring, blindingly obvious they were as racist as the blondest of Aryans but of course they were a country rescued from LEFT wing fascism. Most uncomfortable for him Frankly, having seen the way this country would have gone under Corbyn and has under Starmer, I'm coming round to the belief that Anders Breitek had the right idea. I doubt many dinghy paddlers would be so keen to invade us if we followed his manifesto.... I can tell you what I’m saying and have been saying . Hitler wasn't stupid enough not to know that necessary actions can be extreme and extreme actions can sometimes be necessary. So he would have known that he was an extremist even if he thought his actions were necessary |
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Post by see2 on Aug 17, 2024 9:57:24 GMT
The National Black Police Association isn't a political party. It's not saying 'oh, here's some exclusive club that black people can join and white people can't, because we hate white people' - it's saying 'sometimes, people of colour will have different experiences to white people, and as such, they may need different support during employment'. Translation: It's not fascist when we do it. I used to think you were reasonably intelligent, but anyone with your views and comments ^^, cannot possibly be described as intelligent. |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 17, 2024 10:10:42 GMT
The Labour party are literally dehumanising white people with their Hammer and Sickle carrying Communists and feeding them to the two-tier police state, whilst the BBC encourages and supports it. "Let the pigs eat the gammon" - this is the anti-racism in the UK that the establishment parties engage in and support. x.com/Harry_pitt/status/1821896502190453017 I think Bristol has been lost for years. |
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Post by see2 on Aug 17, 2024 10:11:38 GMT
I don't think I am saying that at all I don't know if you saw them, but I have in the past posted about my great grandparent's and other relatives of that generation who were part of the pre-hitler Weimar republic German population. Letters THEY wrote to other relatives in Britain, posted with overprinted postage stamps redefining one million marks for one REICHSMark speak openly of the miracle done to cure hyperinflation by redefining the currency so the numbers made sense. You saw the same thing on a smaller scale when the peseta was exchanged for the Euro. A pint of beer went from costing three hundred units of currency to costing two, and wages changed in proportion of course, and something got refocused. And Italy of course ... I don't have the faintest idea if Hitler had the slightest thing to do with that, but he lost no time in taking the credit, and who do you think he blamed for the currency shambles ?? Because it's quite clear from those letters some people believed that rhetoric, and headlines from newspapers of the time saying Jews were declaring economic war on Germany with boycotts really put out those flames didn't they. Dad's stamp album had one of those front pages in it along with loads of other stuff. I really ought to find what the hell happened to those, but I digress What I am saying is some people, rather a lot actually, didn't see Hitler as particularly extreme and i'm pretty damn sure he did not consider his actions extreme at all. Rather necessary to protect the identity of the German people, in fact It was quite amusing watching Michael Portillo in was it Latvia or Lithuania i'm not sure on one of his 'train journeys' shows. Because it was stark, staring, blindingly obvious they were as racist as the blondest of Aryans but of course they were a country rescued from LEFT wing fascism. Most uncomfortable for him Frankly, having seen the way this country would have gone under Corbyn and has under Starmer, I'm coming round to the belief that Anders Breitek had the right idea. I doubt many dinghy paddlers would be so keen to invade us if we followed his manifesto.... I can tell you what I’m saying and have been saying . Hitler wasn't stupid enough not to know that necessary actions can be extreme and extreme actions can sometimes be necessary. So he would have known that he was an extremist even if he thought his actions were necessary If Hitler believed his actions were necessary, i.e. 'needed to be done', and which may require extreme action, doesn't mean that Hitler felt he was an extremist, he regarded it as doing what needed to be done in order to defend his country. Of course those outside of Hitler would see his actions as extreme, but not necessarily Hitler himself, he seemed to enjoy every moment of his 'successes' in the early years. So the question appears to be that even though millions recognised Hitler's extremism, did Hitler think or feel like he was an extremist, IMO the answer is no. |
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Post by see2 on Aug 17, 2024 10:19:55 GMT
The Labour party are literally dehumanising white people with their Hammer and Sickle carrying Communists and feeding them to the two-tier police state, whilst the BBC encourages and supports it. "Let the pigs eat the gammon" - this is the anti-racism in the UK that the establishment parties engage in and support. x.com/Harry_pitt/status/1821896502190453017 Your first line is a ridiculously overly biased falsehood. Many Righties appear to be pretty stupid if they weren't they wouldn't be out posting right-wing nonsense. |
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Post by Bentley on Aug 17, 2024 12:14:09 GMT
I can tell you what I’m saying and have been saying . Hitler wasn't stupid enough not to know that necessary actions can be extreme and extreme actions can sometimes be necessary. So he would have known that he was an extremist even if he thought his actions were necessary If Hitler believed his actions were necessary, i.e. 'needed to be done', and which may require extreme action, doesn't mean that Hitler felt he was an extremist, he regarded it as doing what needed to be done in order to defend his country. Of course those outside of Hitler would see his actions as extreme, but not necessarily Hitler himself, he seemed to enjoy every moment of his 'successes' in the early years. So the question appears to be that even though millions recognised Hitler's extremism, did Hitler think or feel like he was an extremist, IMO the answer is no. I’ve already explained one could see an action as extreme even if it were necessary . IMO your opinion is wrong . |
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Post by Rebirth on Aug 17, 2024 18:05:01 GMT
The Labour party are literally dehumanising white people with their Hammer and Sickle carrying Communists and feeding them to the two-tier police state, whilst the BBC encourages and supports it. "Let the pigs eat the gammon" - this is the anti-racism in the UK that the establishment parties engage in and support. x.com/Harry_pitt/status/1821896502190453017 Your first line is a ridiculously overly biased falsehood. Many Righties appear to be pretty stupid if they weren't they wouldn't be out posting right-wing nonsense. I'm sure Pacifico agrees with your methods. However, in the real world the Hammer and Sickle carrying Communists which Labour depend on are in the photos being promoted by the BBC.
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Post by see2 on Aug 17, 2024 19:21:33 GMT
If Hitler believed his actions were necessary, i.e. 'needed to be done', and which may require extreme action, doesn't mean that Hitler felt he was an extremist, he regarded it as doing what needed to be done in order to defend his country. Of course those outside of Hitler would see his actions as extreme, but not necessarily Hitler himself, he seemed to enjoy every moment of his 'successes' in the early years. So the question appears to be that even though millions recognised Hitler's extremism, did Hitler think or feel like he was an extremist, IMO the answer is no. I’ve already explained one could see an action as extreme even if it were necessary . IMO your opinion is wrong . Of course that's true, but that doesn't mean Hitler thought of himself as an extremist. IMO he didn't because he had no reason to. |
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Post by Bentley on Aug 17, 2024 23:00:00 GMT
I’ve already explained one could see an action as extreme even if it were necessary . IMO your opinion is wrong . Of course that's true, but that doesn't mean Hitler thought of himself as an extremist. IMO he didn't because he had no reason to. Of course it does . If Hitler realised that his actions were extreme it would follow that he would realise he was an extremist . As I said , your opinion is wrong ….and demonstrably so. All you need to do now is admit it. |
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Post by see2 on Aug 18, 2024 6:10:11 GMT
Your first line is a ridiculously overly biased falsehood. Many Righties appear to be pretty stupid if they weren't they wouldn't be out posting right-wing nonsense. I'm sure Pacifico agrees with your methods. However, in the real world the Hammer and Sickle carrying Communists which Labour depend on are in the photos being promoted by the BBC.
Your claim that this government "relies" upon "Hammer and Sickle carrying Communists which Labour depend on" is nothing more that your extremely biased Rightist opinion, unless you can provide unequivocal evidence to back your claim up. |
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Post by see2 on Aug 18, 2024 6:19:22 GMT
Of course that's true, but that doesn't mean Hitler thought of himself as an extremist. IMO he didn't because he had no reason to. Of course it does . If Hitler realised that his actions were extreme it would follow that he would realise he was an extremist . As I said , your opinion is wrong ….and demonstrably so. All you need to do now is admit it. Yes "IF", but Hitler had no reason to think of himself as an extremist, just very successful at rebuilding Germany to his own needs. No, it is yourself that is making an "IF" argument. All you need to do is to open up your thinking. |
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Post by Pacifico on Aug 18, 2024 6:26:18 GMT
Amusing letter in the torygraph...  How Labour works.
1. Your mother is appointed Starmer's Chief of staff after holding a very senior position in the Civil Service.
2. As her son you are parachuted in as "nepo baby" candidate in a Labour safe seat.
3. You receive a 4,000 pound donation from ASLEF.
3. You are elected and immediately appointed as a PPS in the Transport Department despite having no experience whatsoever.
4. Train drivers receive a huge pay increase.
4. WOW!
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Post by Rebirth on Aug 18, 2024 6:35:45 GMT
I'm sure Pacifico agrees with your methods. However, in the real world the Hammer and Sickle carrying Communists which Labour depend on are in the photos being promoted by the BBC.
Your claim that this government "relies" upon "Hammer and Sickle carrying Communists which Labour depend on" is nothing more that your extremely biased Rightist opinion, unless you can provide unequivocal evidence to back your claim up. Your post is full of typical Leftist bias and lies. It's a fact that the Labour Party supports the Hammer and Sickle carrying Communists and the racism from the anti-racists. Yes, you heard that correctly. This is proven by the fact that the establishment endorse and support it 100% whilst lying about people being far-right and smearing good people of being far-right, Nazis and racists just for challenging the extreme level of mass and illegal immigration and Leftist totalitarianism. The Labour party endorsed and loved racists are marching through the streets screaming for the police to racially target their prey and nobody does a thing about it. Typical Leftist hypocrites! Now go cry into your nappy and beg your totalitarian hero Joseph Starmer to make it all better. |
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