Reply #60: I'm sorry, but one liners do not an argument make [View All]

[cali]

and degree counts. Could we get there? Undoubtedly, but it ain't an exact paraallel by any means. And you know what? I'm leery of the government, uneasy about it, but not terrified.

I have a book for you, if you're really interested in the psychology of the "Good German". Not an easy book by any means but a worthwhile one:

Diary of a Man in Despair: A Masterpiece About the Comprehension of Evil
By Friedrich Reck-Malleczewen, Paul Rubens

This is the true and compelling diary of an anti-Nazi Prussian aristocrat who lived through mankind's darkest era, only to die in a concentration camp on the eve of the Armistice. Though not widely known, the diary is considered one of the most important documents of this period, describing in unforgettable terms how a psychosis enveloped an entire society, enabling Hitler's rise to power, and the Nazi regime. This accurate account of the forebodings of an unsung visionary exposes in chilling... (see more)

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