oh come on! with each comment you admit you have no idea about what actually happened! go to the link i provided and read the story! its from a well known education page in the UK.
You didn't answer the question. How WAS it that all these people who didn't vote for Hitler became so mezmerized by him? Try answering the question, as opposed to evading the issue with hollow blustering about my "ignorance."
so you are saying racists have no chance in the US? how about 30 years back? what exactly was martin luther king and co fighting for?
They certainly do not. And, how many millions of African Americans were systematically murdered during the great civil rights movement? The fact that MLK's rose up quickly and are now canonized and celebrated in the US gives you a clue about whether a racist/fascist maniac can take over the US.
if this melting pot works so nicely how do you explain the riots that broke out in LA for instance?
Let's see, isolated race riots as efforts were being made to elliminate racism, versus the systematic internment, torture and murder of millions of Jews? Hmm....which is more serious??? Which most reflects governmental and citizen support/statements about the vast inferiority of humans of a different race??
to assume the US is any better in this respect than europe is a little odd.
To suggest that one of the US's key qualities is it's ability to assimilate different races/cultures/religions is quite ODD. But then freedom versus age old class systems, rampant anti-Semitism, outlawing religious garb/symbols ILLEGAL (as in France) is very pronounced to people living in freedom. Guess you might be suffering from a little bit of bias??
Well, you sure have a successful way of HIDING that.
hmmm lets see...you just admitted with your last post (and before!) that you have no idea about what happened in germany. your half-knowledge shines through in every discussion we had so far.
Well, for someone who seems to have a very terrorist-supportive attitude, who want to remember Hitler's regime as one in which an unpopular politician was foist upon a socieity, as opposed to a brutal, murderous, dictatorial regime which was supported by a nation, one that represents the single worst violation of human rights for a European nation in the last 100 years, then yes, I'd say there IS a big gap between your interpretation of history and about 95% of the universe's. But, I forgot, this is coming from someone who sticks up for the Taliban. Par for the course.