108 Quotes About Nazism
"There were several key American scientists that favorably reported on Nazi eugenics after visiting Hitler's Germany in order to provide it cover."
"While it is true that religious beliefs are often a source of conflict but the so-called rational thoughts are no better. The two World Wars, which killed more than 75 million people were not fought on the ground of religion but on the basis of so called rational thoughts like freedom, communism, nationalism, fascism or Nazism."
"You can understand social conservatism without flirting with its ideals. People want unity and comradery. People enjoy a sense of mutual celebration, shared identity, lineage, and tradition. These ideas aren't what the Nazis and MAGA-hat crowd created, they are only the sugar to make the sickness go down."
"Le traité de Versailles avait interdit aux Allemands la fabrication de chars, les entreprises allemandes produisirent donc par l’intermédiaire de sociétés écrans, à l’étranger. On voit que l’ingénierie financière sert depuis toujours aux manoeuvres les plus nocives."
"Just because something is normal, does not make it morally justified. Case in point: Antisemitism in Nazi Germany."
"Hitler wouldn't answer to anybody, not even God. He didn't dialogue. His was a monologue. Dialogue involves reason; it requires a willingness to admit there's another opinion. To him, there was no other viewpoint but his."
"It is much easier to believe lies than the truth." "Why?" asked Janna. "Because lies are manufactured to satisfy the emotions. A mother would rather believe her pretty girl lazy than accept the fact that she's a dumb cluck. Germans would rather believe they were stabbed in the back than that they lost a fair fight. And anyone would rather blame someone else for his misfortunes. The truth is hard. Don't fool with it unless you realize that."
"I do so dislike H. G. Wells being accompanied by Wagner, don't you Mr. Ford?”… he was forced to acknowledge the aptness of the phrase. Nazism combines a crassly mechanical futurism with the fuss and fume of a tawdry pseudo-Gothic misconception of the past."