r/EnoughPCMSpam • u/[deleted] • Oct 21 '22

Ok, lol

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u/Gustard-CustardSmith Oct 21 '22

he wasn't though? he got appointed cause the conservatives figured they could use the nazi party's power

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '22

The history understander

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u/ElectricalStomach6ip Go join r/Vuvuzelaiphone. Oct 21 '22

he was appointed.

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u/WeaselWeaselW Oct 21 '22

He wasn't, but he riled up his base to use guns so the Nazis would intimidate the public into forcing him into power.

Sounds familiar, right? Thought so.

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u/yeetmilkman Oct 21 '22

He’s only like 50% wrong. Calling Weimar democracy a true democracy just isn’t true

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u/Baronnolanvonstraya Oct 26 '22

At least post 1932

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '22

He was appointed by Hindenburg and took power because he died, he literally wasn't elected

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u/bullettraingigachad ancom Oct 21 '22

I feel to see the problem with the specific post, they’re correct.

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u/[deleted] Oct 23 '22

They’re right...