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@Best.Korea
Americans spell potato differently.Well, it would be weird if every Hitler was called Hitler. There would be no surprise.
There is only one Hitler, thank God.
Trump prepares ground for future wars - Hi Hitler!
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@Shila
There is only one Hitler, thank God.
There is only one Hitler called "Hitler".
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@Best.Korea
There is only one Hitler, thank God.There is only one Hitler called "Hitler".
He could be called anything. He would still be Hitler.
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@Lemming
I wish I could find more information,But I see some people claiming the treaty the USA made with Panama gave USA ability to take back canal if canal operation is disrupted.https://www.reddit.com/r/Jordan_Peterson_Memes/comments/1hngew4/leftoids_cant_get_anything_right/I don't mean to spread disinformation, I just can't find info on the treaty or whatever difficulties Panama is having maintaining the canal.Maybe someone else has the info.
I think Trump needs another murder attempt to leave his childish behaviour once and for all because he has nothing to do with Panama Canal which was given back to the real owner, the Panamanians.
Of course, the US can find any excuse to "bring democracy" to other countries anyway, although I believe that Trump will have problems with the US military if he really tries to do what they want to do because it's against the international law. I mean, same with what he did in the Congress when he didn’t accept the election results, most people turn their back on him.
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@IlDiavolo
I think Trump needs another murder attempt to leave his childish behaviour once and for all because he has nothing to do with Panama Canal which was given back to the real owner, the Panamanians.
Trump is giving Putin and Xi Ping the excuse to take over Ukraine and Taiwan by abandoning the principles of democracy.
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@Best.Korea
I guess given enough time, in any country, eventually some Hitler must come to power.
That would depend on whether Americans support him or not. Remember that Hitler did all what he did because most of the Germans supported him.
I know Americans can be very stupid sometimes but I think they can judge wisely when it's needed. I mean, with all due respect.
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@Shila
Trump is giving Putin and Xi Ping the excuse to take over Ukraine and Taiwan by abandoning the principles of democracy.
Maybe it's part of a plan to teach Russia and China that he will respect the sovereignty of other countries.
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@IlDiavolo
I guess given enough time, in any country, eventually some Hitler must come to power.That would depend on whether Americans support him or not. Remember that Hitler did all what he did because most of the Germans supported him.I know Americans can be very stupid sometimes but I think they can judge wisely when it's needed. I mean, with all due respect.
America elected Trump twice. With 8 years in office he should be able to duplicate Hitler.
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@Shila
America elected Trump twice. With 8 years in office he should be able to duplicate Hitler.
You were supposed to respond with your other account. Lol.
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@IlDiavolo
Remember that Hitler did all what he did because most of the Germans supported him.
There were plenty of crazy leaders in history. Many had support of the people. Simply, given enough time, Hitler finds a way to win the heart of any masses and make them follow him into wars and world conquest.
It doesnt happen suddenly, of course. Americans were historically stupid enough to fight wars all over the world because some politician convinced them that its the right thing to do.
With control of education and media, youth of any country can be corrupted for future wars.
"He who controls the youth controls the future"
Hitler pretty much described all his strategies for controlling masses, and yet people are unable to understand that those same strategies are being used on them constantly in almost exactly same way.
It really shows that even with all information available about indoctrination, people still arent able to know when they are indoctrinated because they firmly believe their thoughts are their own.
What really happens is that thoughts are formed through propaganda. We see in all countries in many cases that opinion of new generations is built on the opinion of the old generations. That is the power of indoctrination in tradition, which is how traditions survive.
However, government indoctrination is much more powerful because it is built by individuals who invest a lot in understanding how to get others to do their will which goes way above mere repetitive tradition.
They employ scientific methods to understand what average person thinks and how average person forms an opinion, and how to change opinion of the average person.
In the most simple terms, the constant attempts to start wars and create support for war eventually result in success, especially during crisis.
Another way in which the Nazis aimed to indoctrinate the younger population was through reforming the education system.
They aimed to de-intellectualise education: they did not want education to provoke people to ask questions or think for themselves. They believed this approach would instill obedience and belief in the Nazi worldview, creating the ideal future generation.
The Nazis first focused on changing what students learned. They changed the core curriculum to emphasise sports, history and racial science as the most important subjects. In 1936, sport was taught for a minimum of two to three hours every school day. By 1938, this had been increased to five hours every day. Subjects such as religion became less important, and were eventually removed from the curriculum altogether.
The Nazis also adapted where the students learned from. They introduced new textbooks which were often racist, and promoted ideas such the need for Lebensraum . Any textbooks used to educate students had to be approved by the party.
The Nazis also placed great emphasis on who the teachers were. Under the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service Act of 7 April 1933, just three months after Hitler became chancellor, all Jewish teachers, and teachers with undesirable political beliefs (such as communists), were dismissed.
This act also made membership of the Nazi Party compulsory for all teachers. The National Socialist Teachers League, creation in 1929, became responsible for the control and education of teachers following the Nazi rise to power. All teachers were required to attend a one-month compulsory Nazi training course, which emphasised Nazi ideology and the importance of advocating the regime’s ideas.
In universities, all Jewish professors were dismissed. This had a large impact, as these professors made up twelve percent of all German professors. This group also comprised 25% of Germany’s Nobel Prize winners.
In 1933, in addition to the dismissal of teachers, a quota was imposed on schools and universities, so that they could only accept a certain number of Jewish students. In 1938, these students were banned from attending public schools and universities entirely.
They aimed to de-intellectualise education: they did not want education to provoke people to ask questions or think for themselves. They believed this approach would instill obedience and belief in the Nazi worldview, creating the ideal future generation.
The Nazis first focused on changing what students learned. They changed the core curriculum to emphasise sports, history and racial science as the most important subjects. In 1936, sport was taught for a minimum of two to three hours every school day. By 1938, this had been increased to five hours every day. Subjects such as religion became less important, and were eventually removed from the curriculum altogether.
The Nazis also adapted where the students learned from. They introduced new textbooks which were often racist, and promoted ideas such the need for Lebensraum . Any textbooks used to educate students had to be approved by the party.
The Nazis also placed great emphasis on who the teachers were. Under the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service Act of 7 April 1933, just three months after Hitler became chancellor, all Jewish teachers, and teachers with undesirable political beliefs (such as communists), were dismissed.
This act also made membership of the Nazi Party compulsory for all teachers. The National Socialist Teachers League, creation in 1929, became responsible for the control and education of teachers following the Nazi rise to power. All teachers were required to attend a one-month compulsory Nazi training course, which emphasised Nazi ideology and the importance of advocating the regime’s ideas.
In universities, all Jewish professors were dismissed. This had a large impact, as these professors made up twelve percent of all German professors. This group also comprised 25% of Germany’s Nobel Prize winners.
In 1933, in addition to the dismissal of teachers, a quota was imposed on schools and universities, so that they could only accept a certain number of Jewish students. In 1938, these students were banned from attending public schools and universities entirely.
I heard that Trump is going to reinstitute the draft which he will need to if he attacks Panama, Canada and Greenland.
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@FLRW
I heard that Trump is going to reinstitute the draft which he will need to if he attacks Panama, Canada and Greenland
Trump avoided the draft complaining about bone spurs. Why does he think he can enforce it better?
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@IlDiavolo
@FLRW
How do you figure the Canal was the rightful property of the Panamanians?
I'm not saying it isn't/wasn't, just curious of your views.
I'm not sure we 'would need the draft to invade any of those countries. We 'might, but a fair amount of the military concern I figure, is the countries they are connected to, which may or may not fight with them.
That said, I'd think it'd be a 'huge blunder to attack any of the aforementioned countries.
Could always lose,
'Seems morally bad to me,
Would harm foreign relations I'd think,
Could be destabilizing to other parts of the world.
That said, I'm still doubtful Trump could convince Congress to declare war.
Though admittedly individuals have sneaky ways of getting our country into various wars in past history.
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@Best.Korea
If Greenland was 'agreeable to joining the USA, or agreeable to the USA 'purchasing Greenland.
The downsides are not immediately obvious to me.
USA would obviously want to head of any China expansion
People talk about global warming, acquiring icy territory that might melt a bit sounds useful.
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@Lemming
If Greenland was 'agreeable to joining the USA, or agreeable to the USA 'purchasing Greenland.The downsides are not immediately obvious to me.
There are no downsides for USA. There are only downsides for Greenland.
However, my objection was merely to use of military force.
If Greenland people are stupid enough to want to be part of USA, let them.
I always encourage stupid people to act on their stupidity, so that smart people can use it as a learning example.
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@Best.Korea
Well, there's always the bit absurd, give every Greenlander a million dollars to join America, idea.
'I'd be pretty tempted to join another country, with an offer like that.
Not sure I 'would, and if I'm not sure, I assume people in Greenland might be even more Nationalistic than myself. Maybe have more cultural identity, roots.
. . . Which 'again, is one of the reasons I am doubtful of the 'strength of mixing cultures,
I think highly of the power of a strong ingroup identity.
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@Lemming
give every Greenlander a million dollars to join America
Yes, that would probably work. People like money.
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@Best.Korea
That's what 'part of me thinks,
But don't people also have principles and values? Loyalty?
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@Lemming
But don't people also have principles and values? Loyalty?
None that I know of.
People in North Korea have enough loyalty to the leader to be able to go through decades of starvation.
However, people of Greenland might prefer to have money than to have land. A poor trade, but its good in short term.
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@IlDiavolo
Of course, the US can find any excuse to "bring democracy" to other countries anyway, although I believe that Trump will have problems with the US military if he really tries to do what they want to do because it's against the international law. I mean, same with what he did in the Congress when he didn’t accept the election results, most people turn their back on him.
Trump is clearly trolling the CIA, because the CIA doesn't like it when presidents say out loud what they do in secret.
Basically Trump is giving the CIA the middle finger in retaliation for the CIA trying to kill him.
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@IlDiavolo
I imagine next, Trump will talk about how we currently own half of Ukraine's farmland and currently own a major oilfield in Syria. That will definitely troll the CIA.
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@Greyparrot
Trump is clearly trolling the CIA, because the CIA doesn't like it when presidents say out loud what they do in secret.
You mean all what Trump is saying is part of the CIA's plan? How do you know that?
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@IlDiavolo
It's what the CIA does, steal resources, overthrows democracies... By talking about it openly, the CIA has no chance to go to MSM and tell them to not report on those things. Then of course, the CIA can't do it in secret anymore. Tell me you heard about the Ukraine farmland or the Syrian oilfields on MSM? You haven't. They were silenced by the CIA.
Trump's trolling of the CIA is beyond epic.
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@Greyparrot
All the same, how do you explain Trump's son visiting Greenland?
I also think Trump is trolling but he certainly has some interest in Greenland and Panama canal. Maybe he wants to negotiate.
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@IlDiavolo
Maybe, but that's not how the CIA works, and they are pissed they can't do those deals anymore. You can't start a coup in Panama by publicly saying "I want to start a coup in Panama"
Ultimate troll.
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@Greyparrot
Maybe, but that's not how the CIA works, and they are pissed they can't do those deals anymore.
A new murder attempt is coming. Some seers say that the Trump's will be the new Kennedy's.
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@Greyparrot
Trump is clearly trolling the CIA, because the CIA doesn't like it when presidents say out loud what they do in secret.
CIA is trying to start war in Greenland?
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@IlDiavolo
Trump has a Kennedy in his cabinet.
Ultimate middle finger to the CIA.
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@IlDiavolo
Justin Trudeau thought he could visit Trump, flatter him with a bunch of nice words, and have his way with Trump.
A week later, after massive trolling by Trump, JT resigned.
Don't underestimate the troll.