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What do incels think of Adolf Hitler?
he was an extremely intelligent and influential man. he foresaw 95% of the problems we have now, everyone considered him a villain and psychopath…
and the true enemy still controls us all.
Based love that artworkI think he was a pretty cool guy
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This.he was an extremely intelligent and influential man. he foresaw 95% of the problems we have now, everyone considered him a villain and psychopath…
and the true enemy still controls us all.
Authoritarianism is basedI don't like authoritarian people, so I don't like him. But not because he is right, but because he is authoritarian.
he was an extremely intelligent and influential man. he foresaw 95% of the problems we have now, everyone considered him a villain and psychopath…
and the true enemy still controls us all.
he was an extremely intelligent and influential man. he foresaw 95% of the problems we have now, everyone considered him a villain and psychopath…
and the true enemy still controls us all.
No, he just followed and acknowledged racial and evolutionary currents that were contemporary and very present and debated in their time.Proto-blackpiller (especially on looks-theory and the racepill).![]()
literally me.
Funny how much he niggers soys
If you are referring to Barbarossa, then you’re wrong. Stalin was planning to break the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact and attack, leaving Hitler no other option but to strike first before the Soviets became too strong and had the potential to invade Eastern Europe and conquer Romania, the main source of Germany's oil.Retard with no actual end goal, starting new fronts in the war before finishing the old ones.
If you are referring to Barbarossa, then you’re wrong. Stalin was planning to break the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact and attack, leaving Hitler no other option but to strike first before the Soviets became too strong and had the potential to invade Eastern Europe and conquer Romania, the main source of Germany's oil.
Kys yourselfInsecure faggot.
Screw you all antisemites kys bigots
JoinedAug 24, 2024Posts47Insecure faggot.
He had a very nuanced take of things.No, he just followed and acknowledged racial and evolutionary currents that were contemporary and very present and debated in their time.
It's insane how close he was to winning but just a few errors cost him the war.Good man, great statesman. Could have changed Europe for the better, but made several miscalculations and false assumptions that ultimately led to his downfall.
Retard with no actual end goal, starting new fronts in the war before finishing the old ones.
If you are referring to Barbarossa, then you’re wrong. Stalin was planning to break the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact and attack, leaving Hitler no other option but to strike first before the Soviets became too strong and had the potential to invade Eastern Europe and conquer Romania, the main source of Germany's oil.
he was an extremely intelligent and influential man. he foresaw 95% of the problems we have now, everyone considered him a villain and psychopath…
and the true enemy still controls us all.
What do incels think? Depends on who you ask. We're not a monolith. If you ask me personally, I think he was a brilliant leader and a masterful orator who was not afraid of uprooting the rot in his country. He uplifted his nation from a post-depression economic dumpster fire into a super power that the world feared in less time than most people finish post-secondary school. It doesn't matter what you think of his politics, beliefs, or any of his guiding philosophies. You must yield to the fact that what he achieved in the time frame that he did is a most impressive feat.
You are a based man.What do incels think? Depends on who you ask. We're not a monolith. If you ask me personally, I think he was a brilliant leader and a masterful orator who was not afraid of uprooting the rot in his country. He uplifted his nation from a post-depression economic dumpster fire into a super power that the world feared in less time than most people finish post-secondary school. It doesn't matter what you think of his politics, beliefs, or any of his guiding philosophies. You must yield to the fact that what he achieved in the time frame that he did is a most impressive feat.
Likewise, brother.You are a based man.
He also worshipped the Nordic race which is a very cucked thing to do. The master race got crushed by the allies. Fuck hitler, he was a racist piece of shit. He also thought that Jesus Christ was a white aryan, lmfao.He would have sent most of us to Auschwitz, so there's no reason to praise him very much, even though he was against the global establishment.
Concerningly one group he sent were notably those who were challenged. This group involved those with down syndrome and severe autism, but what if he also included those who are incels?He would have sent most of us to Auschwitz, so there's no reason to praise him very much, even though he was against the global establishment.
The greatest man to ever live, of all time. I strive to emulate him always.
I feel like all the drugs he took contributed to his mental degradation. In the 1930s he built Germany up to a powerful empire from ruins and managed to avoid UK and France from getting in the way, and he dodged many assassination attempts.he was an extremely intelligent and influential man. he foresaw 95% of the problems we have now, everyone considered him a villain and psychopath…
and the true enemy still controls us all.
Nazis didn't care about looks jfl.He would have sent most of us to Auschwitz, so there's no reason to praise him very much, even though he was against the global establishment.
He considered all Europeans as Aryan, it's just Nordic was the "ideal"He also worshipped the Nordic race which is a very cucked thing to do. The master race got crushed by the allies. Fuck hitler, he was a racist piece of shit. He also thought that Jesus Christ was a white aryan, lmfao.
Funny how much he triggers soys
Nonsense lies, Soviets at that time was not ready to attack Germany in any conditions. Calling every war you started "preemptive strike" doesnt make it true.If you are referring to Barbarossa, then you’re wrong. Stalin was planning to break the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact and attack, leaving Hitler no other option but to strike first before the Soviets became too strong and had the potential to invade Eastern Europe and conquer Romania, the main source of Germany's oil.
The Soviets were definitely not ready to attack in 1941, but they were preparing for it by 1943 or 44, after their forces had been completely reformed. An invasion of Europe had always been part of Stalin's grand strategy and was part of the overarching Soviet strategy from the beginning (the invasion of Poland in 1920 was a major setback). Knowing that they could not conquer all of Europe at once, they modified their strategy to destabilize the balance of power and bring about a war between Germany and the Western powers. Therefore, when WW2 broke out, they immediately seized the opportunity to annex eastern Poland, Karelia from Finland and Bessarabia from Romania and to occupy the Baltic states. Not only because they now had the opportunity to do so without major consequences from the West, but also because all these regions were of strategic importance for a future campaign against Germany. Stalin signed the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact to essentially buy himself time, under the assumption that Germany would focus all its resources on fighting Britain. Once the time was right, he would smash into Germany's eastern flank and extend the revolution westwards. One of the reasons why the Red Army was caught so off guard in Barbarossa was that most of its units were in offensive rather than defensive positions and most of their soldiers had expected to attack and never have to defend from an outside invasion.Nonsense lies, Soviets at that time was not ready to attack Germany in any conditions. Calling every war you started "preemptive strike" doesnt make it true.
The war served not only to neutralize the Soviets as a threat to Germany, but also to capture resources that Germany desperately needed for its war effort. Ukrainian grain, coal, and precious metals as well as Caucasian oil were of absolute importance to the German war industry and were needed to wage a long-term war. All in all, the war was in vain because although Hitler was justified in attacking, he failed to predict what a logistical nightmare the invasion of Russia would be. It was a gamble he had no choice but to take and unfortunately lost.But beyond that, even if that was true, It would be way easier for Germans to have the war close to Poland, rather than all the way to the east Ukraine. Even a random officer would understand that carrying troops to near border is easier than carrying them to Stalingrad.
The destruction of the Soviet Union was necessary for the reasons mentioned above, but also in the context of the Anglo-German war, as eliminating the Soviets would show the British that there was no other continental power that could match Germany, and thus cause them to surrender. And yes, Hitler declared war on the United States not only to honor the Tripartite Pact with Japan, but also because he knew that the US would inevitably declare war on Germany. It would have been naive to believe that Roosevelt would keep the US out of the European conflict, as another Lusitania was bound to happen at that point.Finally, the men who started a war with the Soviet Union before finishing it with the British Empire, started a war with the USA after he couldn't accomplish most of the Barbarossa's objectives.