The Devil that Lived

when i browsed the internet, my eyes glued on the story of Adolf Hitler
You probably heard it a million times before: Hitler's the most evil man who ever lived. He's the worst this, the biggest that. Probably, worst than Satan.

though, i firmly disagree with this accordance facts. He's good to his people, he fought for his country. Does that make him bad.? As my chemistry teacher once said history were written by the winners. we never knew what really happened on the other companion side(that is the failures).

In other words, much of what we're told, and what we accept as true, is told by a biased Anglo-American system which will not intentionally compare and contrast its own crimes with the likes of someone as heinous and scandalous as Adolf Hitler. Furthermore, in the western society, the fact that the vast majority of Hitler's victims were white adds racial value to the lives that were lost. How do we know this is true? .

Hitler was only one man. One man alone cannot exterminate millions of people unless there are a whole group of people who are behind him and support him. Does that makes him evil?,

For me, he's indeed a superior dictator. A man full of empowerment. I guess it's because Hitler was so recent in history that it seems more horrifying to most people. Hitler was an evil man but he had an evil population ready and willing to commit his crimes and carry out his orders. No despotic maniac---whoever it may be----can achieve their goals unless there is a population behind him that supports it and is willing to carry it out.

i read more than you expect,
indeed a nerd on the net.

*my eyes are sore-nite2 people*
*time 4.09am*