Opinion of Adolf Hitler as a person?

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HP, but he should have had a successful art career regardless...in the sense we'd all be better off if he did.

His paintings were entirely amateurish, maybe he should have applied to a lesser grade art school.

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HP, but he should have had a successful art career regardless...in the sense we'd all be better off if he did.

His paintings were entirely amateurish, maybe he should have applied to a lesser grade art school.

You might have a point here. Not everyone can be a Picasso.

Even among art grads, his stuff is amateurish compared to what normally is required to be accepted to one of the most prestigious art schools in Europe.

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Hitler was entirely rational in his clawing up to power and need to eliminate the opposition.

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Hitler was entirely rational in his clawing up to power and need to eliminate the opposition.

I should note that I meant that, in looking at his need to enrich himself and continue on doing so, he took on supposedly common sense government policies at the time. The Eugenics of the Americas, the manifest destiny of the former, the British colonial policy, and French centralization. All sort of things being applied to colonial subjects but not against Europeans for a while. None of the people here rate the European colonizers as badly as Hitler, why should Europeans get special treatment over non-Europeans?

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The women in his life were his first victims and first casualties. He raped and beaten Geri Raubel, driving the poor girl to suicide.