WWII question

[Bigerik]

Be careful when referring to Hitler as a monster. It dehumanizes him, and sets him apart from from us. He was a man, who did monstrous things. As such, his like have the possibility of rising again.

[Dondilion]

Lot of what is observed in the article is true. However a good portion of it was
forced on the Jews early. The gentiles view banking with disdain, as something fundamentally evil and reserved it for the Jews.

Over time the Jews developed extraordinary financial expertise that they
became dominant in the monetary world: monarchs were beholden to them.
A famous Jewish family is Rothschild.

[VanishingPoi]

Originally Posted by Bigerik

Be careful when referring to Hitler as a monster. It dehumanizes him, and sets him apart from from us. He was a man, who did monstrous things. As such, his like have the possibility of rising again.

I see it happening in the United States as we speak. With the likes of Toad Akin, Sarah Paleo, etc.. Those could be our next leaders. Think about that for a moment. I am joking a bit but there is a real possibility of someone like them coming into power. SCOUTS is already tearing us apart.