ArnoldRimmer said:
Taliban/Muslim fundamentalists probably argue just the same way kind to convince others that USA, Israel and Jews are "evil".
You're kind of implying that reading "Mein Kampf" is the only way to hear a different version of the Hitler story. Hitler is mainly considered evil because of the Holocaust, and since Mein Kampf was written over a decade before the Holocaust even started, by a time Hitler did not yet even consider actually killing jews, you'll hardly find Hitler's version of the Holocaust in "Mein Kampf". I personally indeed started reading "Mein Kampf" exactly because I always want to hear both sides of a story and considered reading Mein Kampf essential to understand Hitler, but I soon stopped because it wasn't quite what I expected. I found it quite boring, on the first 50 pages or so that I read the word "jew" hardly appeared at all, I only remember something about a jewish doctor that he seemingly blamed his father's death on. |
@ Italics "Note, please don't read more into this post than I said. For instance, just because I said what I said does not mean that I believe:" - My previous post. All I said was that we can conclude that the Taliban is evil, I did not say that the USA or Israel as a country are not evil.
@ bolded - Ok, let me rephrase. I have been told by many that I trust that Hitler was responsible for millions of deaths, and I am aware of no serious claim by Hitler or his supporters that these deaths did not occur. I am sure that the NAZIs have excuses they would give, but I beleive there to be no justifyable reason to kill a person. Therefore I judge Hitler to be evil.
Is the above justified in your eyes?
Replace Hitler with 'the taliban' and 'millions' with 'thousands' and the above works in this case too. the Taliban are murderers and they are evil. There is nothing anyone could say that would justify the killing of thousands.







