Red Nemesis
The Blind Critic
Originally posted by LDHZenkai
I don't see how this is even an argument. Here are what the German troops did under orders from Hitler.
Yes we all know about the Holocaust.
Originally posted by LDHZenkai
Theres also all the experiments he authorized to be conducted which were just sickening.
Yes we all know about the Holocaust. (Are one doctor's experiments Hitler's fault, though?)
Originally posted by LDHZenkai
To say there is no such thing as good and evil is an ignorant statement.
What are good and evil?
(According to you. I'm not arguing with Inimalist right now. (I know, I know, the 'i' isn't capitalized. Proper nouns are capitalized. Get used to it.) I'd like to know your positions.)
Originally posted by LDHZenkai
No matter what your morals are it can be considered wrong to kill babies, and to torture people for the pure purpose of pleasing yourself.
What if that baby was the antichrist? What if the baby was in terrible pain and that pain would simply grow (exponentially?) the longer it lived?
And anyway, your statement is false: Objectivist morals would not have a problem with torture, nor would a philosophy based on conflict (the subjugation of the weak by the strong) or one that praises sadism (or the opposite?) as the highest good.
Originally posted by LDHZenkai
I'm not saying Hitler was the devil because i believe that idea is false. But he was evil.
He was evil... because you say so? What makes your opinion any more valid than Hitler's of himself?
Originally posted by LDHZenkai
He did cruel and monstrous things for no other reason than to please his own insane views. Here are some of the few atrocities committed while under Hitlers command:
http://members.iinet.net.au/~gduncan/massacres.html
I'm confused. If he had done those monstrous things for a better reason then he
wouldn't have been evil? Anyway, why are your perceptions of 'monstrous' more valid than his?
Anyway the second: He did 'cruel and monstrous things' in order to rescue Germany from economic and social collapse brought about by the harsh penalties for WWI. Not simply because he thought it'd be fun to kill people.