Understanding ones perspective isn't agreement.

Hitler was a madman who set the world on fire in a fit of prolonged rage and will.

That's as far as you'll get with most history books.

What you won't see is that he was a decorated soldier on the Western Front of the Great War.

He saw horror beyond modern comprehension, for YEARS.

Hitler was an artist. And to be an artist means to feel.

A sensitive soul cast into a maelstrom of shard and steel.

And Germany lost. His people lost.

And the Victor's gathered their spoils and trampled the pride of a proud people.

Read the details about post war Verdun.

German boys buried in mass graves under black crosses.

French soldiers buried individually under White.

Shame and dishonor.

For what? Germany didn't start the war, they were the most capable.

Post war Hitler tried to go to art school.

Not good enough.

In my opinion, this is what broke the man.

Hitler was the wrong man at the right time.

An arsonist at a time of potential restoration.

So consumed with rage that hate was all that remained.

Hitler was the Columbine Shooters with a nation at his back.

Fucked with and shamed and collectively the German people just *snapped*.

Understand this and you'll understand why so many of us want student loan forgiveness, support for American workers, and restoration of the family.

It only takes one charismatic madman to take the tides of men into their hands, and write their will among the stars.