[quote]"The killing of Jews was not good, but everybody has a positive and negative side."[/quote]
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the jews have a negative side too, and thats all Hitler saw, which kinda caused the whole misunderstanding between the two
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or something, i dunno
They are being mislead. We don't want to have another genocide at hand again
Nah hitler just wanted a scapegoat, he was a cunt, but he did do some good shit as well, he made jobs for people and had brilliant ideas for getting people to work hard before the war.
But still, total dick you don't just exterminate over 10 million people for the shits and giggles.
EDIT Shit I just remembered, Isn't India a nuclear nation? :ohdear:
[quote]Prayag Thakkar, a 19-year-old student in Gujarat state, is one of them: "I have idolised Hitler ever since I have had a sense of history. I admire his leadership qualities and his discipline."
The Holocaust was bad, he says, but that is not his concern. "He mesmerised the whole nation with his leadership and iron discipline. India needs his discipline."
Dimple Kumari, a research associate in Pune, has not read Mein Kampf but she would wear the Hitler T-shirt out of admiration for him. She calls him "a legend" and tries to put her admiration for him in perspective: "The killing of Jews was not good, but everybody has a positive and negative side."[/quote]
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[QUOTE=MachiniOs;22706597]He fixed the country and got the economy working again however was batchit insane and a weak military leader.[/QUOTE]
The economy would have come crashing down again if he didn't go to war to actually make use of all of the stuff Germany was making.
In India? What? :frog:
Why would India be interested in him?
[QUOTE=Penguiin;22700901]I am so glad to be updated on the status of Hitler's popularity in a foreign country[/QUOTE]
it's not easy to cater for every individual on facepunch
wasn't there a Hitler fad not long in Japan as well?
[QUOTE=Sporkfire;22708530]wasn't there a Hitler fad not long in Japan as well?[/QUOTE]
That's understandable though they were allied with him for a while in the past.
If any of you morons could read you'd notice they are interested in his iron discipline and his leadership abilities which were two very powerful traits of Hitler.
[QUOTE=LaserOfDoom;22701649]I think this is supposed to be something like Che shirts, as in it's kind of a way of teenage rebellion. And of course just like those shirts they have to always say that they don't agree with basically any of Hitler's ideals anyway. Stupid.[/QUOTE]
this is fucking spot on!
this seems to be exactly like that che guevera fad
[img]http://ginacobb.typepad.com/gina_cobb/images/2007/11/19/cool_tshirt_che_guevera.jpg[/img]
I agree with LaserOfDoom, they're just being CheFags
except now they're HitlerFags.
Didn't Hitler admire the British before the war for the fact that they were able to take over and subvert the numerically superior "inferior races" of India? IIRC he saw it as proof of the superiority of Aryans.
Nazi's freak me out, especially since my family is 100% polish.
Everyone's a jew in my extended family, except for mine, who's catholic.
Fuck yeah.
Gandhi loved the guy.
[QUOTE=Athelus;22700860]Well... the term 'Aryan' comes from India[/QUOTE]
Nope, it comes from the Indo-Iranians.
[QUOTE=Penguiin;22700901]I am so glad to be updated on the status of Hitler's popularity in a foreign country[/QUOTE]
It's funny, you take this news for granted, when you should be HAPPY you can be alerted on such trivial things.
[QUOTE=thisispain;22711343]Nope, it comes from the Indo-Iranians.[/QUOTE]
Many of whom now live in modern day India?
I guess I could see where it stems from. The Swastika in the Hindu culture, and supposedly the original Aryans being from there, the pure ones or whatever.
Or according to the article it really has no connection to that and it's just some sort of weird admiration rising in the youth.
Not sure if these teens have any idea what Hitler did
[QUOTE=MRTW113;22714726]Not sure if these teens have any idea what Hitler did[/QUOTE]
[quote]"The killing of Jews was not good, but everybody has a positive and negative side."[/quote]
[quote]The Holocaust was bad, he says, but that is not his concern. "He mesmerised the whole nation with his leadership and iron discipline. India needs his discipline." [/quote]
These people seem to have a bit of a deluded image of him, in my opinion... I hope nothing fucked up goes on there that makes this all worse.
So Hilter is popular in India? I guess this explains why Bollywood is making a film about the romance between [url=http://jezebel.com/5559129/bollywood-to-tackle-the-romance-of-hitler-and-eva-braun]him and Eva Braum.[/url]
Im going to start making shirts with Joseph Goebbels on them. It will catch on with aspiring politicians and other public speakers.
[QUOTE=Empty Donut Box;22716157]So Hilter is popular in India? I guess this explains why Bollywood is making a film about the romance between [URL="http://jezebel.com/5559129/bollywood-to-tackle-the-romance-of-hitler-and-eva-braun"]him and Eva Braum.[/URL][/QUOTE]
Yeah, mentions that in the article... apparently it's called "dear friend hitler".... oh dear.
Also the quotes in the article you linked worry me.
[QUOTE=wonkadonk;22709862]this is fucking spot on!
this seems to be exactly like that che guevera fad
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Americans who wear Che shirts are either stupid or confused.
[QUOTE=RoBaDoB;22708330]Why would India be interested in him?[/QUOTE]
If you read the article then you'd know that Adolf Hitler is seen as a symbol of patriotism in India and there's a movie about his relationship with Eva Braun, also the people of India do not approve of Hitler's wrongdoings (namely the Holocaust).
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