Alright, the rise a facsism was caused by the people's suffering. People looked to a strong leader for help, and later, these leaders were deemed "evil." But there is one leader...dictator I should say...that stood out from all the rest. He, too was deemed as evil however, could he have been an intelligent man as well? The man I am reffering to is Adolf Hitler, creator of the Holocaust and starter of the Third Reich. Of couse, NOW Hitler is allegedly evil. However, I do not see that. I see a man whose power got out of control. But I also see a man intelligent enough to hide that from the world for almost 12 years. I whole-heartedly support Hitler...and by that I DO NOT want people to throw at me the ignorant statement: "So you support that Holocaust, then!" I DO NOT support any means of the Holocaust. I support Hitler's beliefs before his power-mad escapade. Though he did have a grudge against Jews from the start, the Holocaust was not an initiative that was the the first thing done as he came to power. Mein Kampf, Hitler's book, illustrates a hidden agenda but at the same time a strong plan. After Hitler's rise to power, he accomplished what the Weimar Republic could not do...pull Germany out of the depression. Hitler was a powerful military man, strong strategist, powerful speaker, and a man who knew the way to the people's hearts. I believe he was a good admirable leader (exculding the point in time when his totalitarianism got out of hand.) So what do you think? Debate with me! All are welcome if you think you have a good argument. I can't really get going until I get someone to debate for or against my cause. So, debate away.

Yes yes...this is my kind of topic

Adolf Hitler...well in economic depression terms, let me show you the statistics.

-HIGHEST PEAK OF UNIMPLOYED WORKERS DURING THE DEPRESSION

U.S.A. - 30 Million

Great Britian - 29 Million

Germany - 36 Million

-UNIMPLOYED WORKERS AFTER NATIONAL LEADERS PREPOSE PLANS-

U.S.A. - 10 Million

Great Britian - 13 Million

Germany - 4 Million.

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^ Yeah, that's exactly what I'm saying. ^___^ He was good for economy. And I've been back to my old research and I've discovered how much Hitler was a gentleman in his private life. He loved children and animals. He wouldn't even WACTH when someone went hunting. He wasn't sexisit. He was kind to women and people he worked with. He would often pull over and give his food to children riding their bikes. And once he even gave his raincoat to a homeless man walking in the rain. So really, we can't condem his personality. One action does not make an entire person. I personally detst anyone who hates Hitler just because of that. I mean, if you think about it, no one who lives now knew him. So really, can we judge him. Yes, he judged the Jews, but he was a human with problems with his mentality at times. I know it seems like something unforgivable...but in reality, EVERYTHING is forgivable. And to all you religious types (don't get me wrong, I believe in God and such. I'm just referring to the people who use Christian values as a way to condem him), God forgives everyone for anything and he wants you to do the same. And you know, Hitler was caught by his secretaries sometimes in his office teary eyed asking God to help him. You see, he was a human just like us who felt pain and suffering and anguish. He could be just as lowly as any of us. He was not always the man with the iron fist. He too had emotions and weaknesses just like the rest of us. You see, he was not a beast.

He really loved children:


Oh, how Mein Fuhrer loved the children....