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7/18/2016 9:11:14 PM
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I understand.
You're saying because Hitler brought people together, that no one else should?
By your logic: Hitler was German, so let's kill all the Germans.
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That's not at all he was talking about... I think he means to say Hitler gave the Germans a revolution to which they followed. By that, Christianity is a revolution that had followers known as Christians
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Exactly. Maybe I didn't provide the best example. His argument is that Hitler and Christianity are similar (if not the same) because they give people a common cause.
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Hitler did give the Germans a cause (albeit a nasty racial cause) and Christianity did give others a cause to live likes Christians do. Yes he is right, but by your saltiness he probably should've picked a different comparison. I'm not trying to disagree with anyone, but I'm not fully gonna agree with anyone either. Just helping the world see the other side. It's fun to live in the Gray world.
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I don't feel that comparing everything to Hitler is a way to prove a point.
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I think your just salty cause he's technically right, but that's just my opinion.
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Lol Hitler led people with false hope he had people gathering up for a false reason imo this is exactly what religion does. But just a thought
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Hitler expanse his country due to his own personal ambitions. He led people's weaknesses and used them against them.
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Point proven
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