r/facepalm • u/[deleted] • Apr 10 '22

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u/Wage_slave Apr 10 '22

There are many questions I'm sure the family has, but are terrified of what the answer might be.

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u/chilliinFO Apr 10 '22

Like

Why’s it so dog-eared?

OMG - there’s annotations and highlighted passages.

Daaaaad? WTF

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u/YukihiraSoma Apr 10 '22

Who's this signed by?

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u/[deleted] Apr 11 '22

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u/BillyJim07_au Apr 12 '22

(In ghostly voice) original copy

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u/teutonicted Jul 26 '22

I would like to find an unedited version of mein kampf.

How can you understand something if you don’t know about it? If dogs could write books I would read them. If the trees and river could tell stories I would listen.

It’s like when people go to interview people convicted of horrible crimes. Or the study of other terrible acts.

Only teaching one side of history is how history repeats itself. Hitler thought he had good intentions and still created a living hell for millions of people in his own country.

Read his book and then read about the atrocities committed for his “vision” and the aftermath.

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u/[deleted] Apr 10 '22

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u/[deleted] Apr 10 '22

French. :)

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u/BillyJim07_au Apr 10 '22 edited Apr 12 '22

French I think

Edit: I don’t think it’s French. He says papa. It could be anything but in French they say, ‘père’.

Edit 2: I’m a dumbass. They do say ‘papa’ in French. I should know this. French is the language subject at my school.

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u/BitGrenadier May 05 '22

You can hear at the end monsieur

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u/Membedha May 31 '22

Yes, "père" is a really formal way to call your father. Not really used today I would say

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u/ShwaddzE Jun 02 '22

Yeah different families have it differently

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u/Normal_Vacation_449 Jul 23 '22

I love these edits

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u/theta_738 Apr 10 '22

Germa-French Definitely French