Godwin's Law (also known as Godwin's Rule of Nazi Analogies)^[1] is a humorous observation coined by Mike Godwin in 1990, and which has become an Internet adage. It states: "As a Usenet discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Hitler approaches 1."^[2][3]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godwin%27s_law

Oh. Funny. Or maybe it's not supposed to be funny.

I'd be interested to know, in this case, what the development of her illness was. I know there are a lot of undiagnosed diabetes cases, but how likely is it that this was the first time she was feeling unwell and whether there weren't any obvious symptoms she might have been sick. And whether she was taken to a doctor who missed her diabetes or was never taken to a doctor at all for them.

The less obvious and more commonly missed form of diabetes is typically developed by adults, so did she happen to have that or was that kid obviously sick and only administred this so called faith healing, and for how long?

Hitler probably would of been a great dad.

What with all the healthy habits he had.  Outside of the speed anwyay.

Children were seen as Germany's greatest asset.

Well... the right kind of children anyway.

Hitler probably would of been an overdoting, take your child to the doctor at the slightest cough type.

This guy probably would of been executed for treason under hitler.

She was obviously sick.  She couldn't move talk or eat etc.

I dunno... he seemed to beat on that dog pretty hard in Hitler: Rise of Evil.

Alright, new thread discussion. Would Hitler be a great dad?

Let's hear from both sides.

Would Hitler be a great dad?


NEW THREAD1!!!

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Not assuming he would be passing on his core ideas. He might be fine in other aspects, but otherwise he presents the same issues as parents who sit their kids down and tell them that people of colour X are inferior, that people of religious or ethnic persuasion Y are evil and should be wiped out, etc.

Of course, assuming he'd lived and won the war this would have also increased the odds of him putting in place a dynasty of sorts to continue his efforts.

So taking the big picture view then no, not a good dad - even if he played lots with the kids and taught them good table manners.

That would make a great sitcom: Hitler raising a family in suburban America, jealous of his Jewish neighbour because he's slightly better off than he is, but he always turns to the neighbour for parental advise when his adolescent teen starts rebelling again.

Each episode would be a roller coaster of laughs and emotions.