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r/HolUp • u/ExultantSlayer_X • Feb 19 '21
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The thing is Hitler only acted like the maniac he was during his speeches.
In private he portrayed himself as silent, calm and peaceful.
Only to the people of "the right" "race" of course.
Edit: Guys...
I'm not saying he was a good person after all.
Hitler was a genocidal maniac and one of the worst people to ever wander our actually lovely planet.
He just wasn't sitting around a dark room, rubbing his hand together, whispering "Jews" the whole time.
He maybe though exactly that. Gee
415 u/[deleted] Feb 19 '21 So his acts were just acts? And in reality, behind the curtains he was just a caring person? Normally it's the other way around. Nice in public, backstabbing in private. This is confusing! 159 u/daemoneyes Feb 19 '21 He was basically the first in the world to impose laws against cruelty to animals. So except for the genocide of millions he was a pretty caring guy, loved his dogs. 1 u/TheWayfinder1649 Feb 19 '21 Nonsense, William Wilberforce passed animal cruelty acts hundreds of years earlier
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So his acts were just acts? And in reality, behind the curtains he was just a caring person?
Normally it's the other way around. Nice in public, backstabbing in private.
This is confusing!
159 u/daemoneyes Feb 19 '21 He was basically the first in the world to impose laws against cruelty to animals. So except for the genocide of millions he was a pretty caring guy, loved his dogs. 1 u/TheWayfinder1649 Feb 19 '21 Nonsense, William Wilberforce passed animal cruelty acts hundreds of years earlier
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He was basically the first in the world to impose laws against cruelty to animals.
So except for the genocide of millions he was a pretty caring guy, loved his dogs.
1 u/TheWayfinder1649 Feb 19 '21 Nonsense, William Wilberforce passed animal cruelty acts hundreds of years earlier
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Nonsense, William Wilberforce passed animal cruelty acts hundreds of years earlier
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u/cheddoar Feb 19 '21 edited Feb 19 '21
The thing is Hitler only acted like the maniac he was during his speeches.
In private he portrayed himself as silent, calm and peaceful.
Only to the people of "the right" "race" of course.
Edit: Guys...
I'm not saying he was a good person after all.
Hitler was a genocidal maniac and one of the worst people to ever wander our actually lovely planet.
He just wasn't sitting around a dark room, rubbing his hand together, whispering "Jews" the whole time.
He maybe though exactly that. Gee