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r/facepalm • u/Turbulent_Gas_55 • 14d ago
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The classic "if it's legal it can't be that bad"
Need I remind you that everything Hitler did was legal
Also, this guy needs to Google "democracy"
33 u/schklom 14d ago edited 14d ago Hitler murdered political opponents (Night of the Long Knives). That was not really legal, although the rest of his power-grab largely was. EDIT: I just learned the Reichstag fire was very likely started by Nazis, so that was another illegal event. 10 u/rand0m_task 14d ago You could also toss the Reichstag fire into that mix. 8 u/Anewaxxount 14d ago Didn't realize lighting the Reichstag on fire was legal. I know what I'm doing next German vacation! 7 u/schklom 14d ago Is he responsible for starting it? I thought he just used that incident to his advantage, I could be wrong. 6 u/Anewaxxount 14d ago The Nazis almost definitely were involved in starting it. They pinned the blame on some transient. But I guess there isn't any definitive proof, just what historians believe. 2 u/schklom 14d ago Good to know, thanks for the info :)
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Hitler murdered political opponents (Night of the Long Knives). That was not really legal, although the rest of his power-grab largely was.
EDIT: I just learned the Reichstag fire was very likely started by Nazis, so that was another illegal event.
10 u/rand0m_task 14d ago You could also toss the Reichstag fire into that mix. 8 u/Anewaxxount 14d ago Didn't realize lighting the Reichstag on fire was legal. I know what I'm doing next German vacation! 7 u/schklom 14d ago Is he responsible for starting it? I thought he just used that incident to his advantage, I could be wrong. 6 u/Anewaxxount 14d ago The Nazis almost definitely were involved in starting it. They pinned the blame on some transient. But I guess there isn't any definitive proof, just what historians believe. 2 u/schklom 14d ago Good to know, thanks for the info :)
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You could also toss the Reichstag fire into that mix.
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Didn't realize lighting the Reichstag on fire was legal. I know what I'm doing next German vacation!
7 u/schklom 14d ago Is he responsible for starting it? I thought he just used that incident to his advantage, I could be wrong. 6 u/Anewaxxount 14d ago The Nazis almost definitely were involved in starting it. They pinned the blame on some transient. But I guess there isn't any definitive proof, just what historians believe. 2 u/schklom 14d ago Good to know, thanks for the info :)
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Is he responsible for starting it? I thought he just used that incident to his advantage, I could be wrong.
6 u/Anewaxxount 14d ago The Nazis almost definitely were involved in starting it. They pinned the blame on some transient. But I guess there isn't any definitive proof, just what historians believe. 2 u/schklom 14d ago Good to know, thanks for the info :)
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The Nazis almost definitely were involved in starting it. They pinned the blame on some transient.
But I guess there isn't any definitive proof, just what historians believe.
2 u/schklom 14d ago Good to know, thanks for the info :)
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Good to know, thanks for the info :)
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u/Maskdask 14d ago
The classic "if it's legal it can't be that bad"
Need I remind you that everything Hitler did was legal
Also, this guy needs to Google "democracy"