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[Ninkazu]

...? They're both Roman Catholic.

Hitler wasn't Catholic, dude.

[toonski84]

A google search reveals an articled, part of which is quoted below:

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Hitler the Lutheran?

I've heard Hitler called a lot of things -- but few with more than four letters and definitely never a Lutheran. Might as well say Anton LaVey the 13th apostle, or Josef Stalin the humanitarian.

Just to check, I pulled my copy of "Mein Kampf" out from under the kitty-litter box to give it a quick once-over. As far as I can tell, Hitler mentions Luther only once, and only in a passing reference as a "great reformer." He never cites him as an authority for his views. Further, Hitler spent many years as a member of the Church of Rome -- which of course had that little scrap with Luther a few hundred years before, called the Great Reformation. Catholics are still a bit touchy about the whole thing.

In other words, if Hitler's a Lutheran, then so is the pope.

Furthermore, the official lutheran church has recently rejoined catholicism as a subdenomination in light of the second vatican council, so it really doesnt matter either way.

but you're missing the point of the example...

[wizardlife]

Be the next Salinger. Write a book about how the whole world can get down on its knees and just suck your wang. Sell a million copies. Sue the buggers.


Seriously, hating everyone won't do any good. (unless of course you do sell a million copies.) Try to sympathise with the parents... they're just freaked out, and maybe with good reason, by your attitude towards 'em. Give it time. Get a decent job and make some dough, prove them wrong. Once you've shown you can, your arguments will hold a lot more water.

[seph]

When I go insane, just delete my thread. Better yet, give me the power to delete my own threads and you don't need to worry about it. I get pissed off and go insane. No big deal.