Hitler’s ‘Mein Kampf’ becomes bestseller in Germany, 85K copies sold in 2016

[Melki]

Do you really think you are funny?

No. However, I really think you are butthurt.

BTW, my mother tongue is a Romance language, and I'm fluent in 3 other languages derived from Latin. It's not difficult for me to understand what an agumentum ad hominem, ad verecundiam, ad populum, ad ignorantiam, ad nauseam etc...mean, Herr Teuton.

[ЛыSSый]

I don't talk with traitors like you.

[ЛыSSый]

@grenzland. for you may better understand about traitors. Azov with friend



but for your safety be better to learn shahada

[MissMischief]

I have never read "Mein Kampf" but a person really close to me did decades ago.

Apparently, Hitler had good speech-writers and he was a charismatic speaker, but he was a very poor writer. Mein Kampf is hard to follow; it 'wanders" from topic to topic; the vitriol and hatred are, however, VERY clear. It is basically the rambling, disjointed work of a malicious man seeking to gain power through hateful scapegoating.

I think that censorship, like prohibition, never serves any worthwhile purpose. All it really does is make the prohibited or censored product or material more desirable to people (theory of "forbidden fruit") - it attracts them to it rather than away. I say let people read what they want and let them draw their own conclusions.

Hitler's book will not give the world's extremist radicals any ideas that they do not already have or cannot get from other sources, and bringing Hitler's ideas out into the light of day again might just help people understand how the rantings of today's radicals relate to events in history and the dangers of allowing them to proceed unchecked. Knowledge of a subject is not tantamount to approval....and knowledge of the truth is power.

[Indomitable]

I have never read "Mein Kampf" but a person really close to me did decades ago.

Apparently, Hitler had good speech-writers and he was a charismatic speaker, but he was a very poor writer. Mein Kampf is hard to follow; it 'wanders" from topic to topic; the vitriol and hatred are, however, VERY clear. It is basically the rambling, disjointed work of a malicious man seeking to gain power through hateful scapegoating.

I think that censorship, like prohibition, never serves any worthwhile purpose. All it really does is make the prohibited or censored product or material more desirable to people (theory of "forbidden fruit") - it attracts them to it rather than away. I say let people read what they want and let them draw their own conclusions.

Hitler's book will not give the world's extremist radicals any ideas that they do not already have or cannot get from other sources, and bringing Hitler's ideas out into the light of day again might just help people understand how the rantings of today's radicals relate to events in history and the dangers of allowing them to proceed unchecked. Knowledge of a subject is not tantamount to approval....and knowledge of the truth is power.

Very well said

[Melki]

I have never read "Mein Kampf" but a person really close to me did decades ago.

Apparently, Hitler had good speech-writers and he was a charismatic speaker, but he was a very poor writer. Mein Kampf is hard to follow; it 'wanders" from topic to topic; the vitriol and hatred are, however, VERY clear. It is basically the rambling, disjointed work of a malicious man seeking to gain power through hateful scapegoating.

I think that censorship, like prohibition, never serves any worthwhile purpose. All it really does is make the prohibited or censored product or material more desirable to people (theory of "forbidden fruit") - it attracts them to it rather than away. I say let people read what they want and let them draw their own conclusions.

Hitler's book will not give the world's extremist radicals any ideas that they do not already have or cannot get from other sources, and bringing Hitler's ideas out into the light of day again might just help people understand how the rantings of today's radicals relate to events in history and the dangers of allowing them to proceed unchecked. Knowledge of a subject is not tantamount to approval....and knowledge of the truth is power.

Read and approved. Good for agreement.

That's a perfect conclusion. Now we can close this Pandora's box...I mean...thread.

[alnortedelsur]

That's a perfect conclusion. Now we can close this Pandora's box...I mean...thread.

Why don't you better leave the thread, and let people read whatever they want, or have whatever fucking opinion and political inclinations they want, even if their opinion and political views are different from yours??

[The Destroyer]

I think we should open separate threads where we would discuss ideologies such as National-Socialism, Communism, Capitalism, and others in great detail.

[Melki]

Why don't you better leave the thread, and let people read whatever they want, or have whatever fucking opinion and political inclinations they want, even if their opinion and political views are different from yours??

MissMischief's conclusion was more relevant than yours (and the smartest comment of all). Why did you spoil it with your usual ignorant bullshit ? ²

Mein Kampf was written for Germans ONLY, not for South Americans. Hitler didn't give a fuck about mulattos and mestizos of Venezuela who annoyed you so much and forced a degenerate boy like you to flee his country.

[The Destroyer]

MissMischief's conclusion was more relevant than yours (and the smartest comment of all). Why did you spoil it with your usual ignorant bullshit ? ²

Mein Kampf was written for Germans ONLY, not for South Americans. Hitler didn't give a fuck about mulattos and mestizos of Venezuela who annoyed you so much and forced a degenerate boy like you to flee his country.

Care to elaborate on that? I think he wrote a book for all nationalists.