>I don't like Hitler... But you have to admit he was a good speaker
I don't like Hitler... But you have to admit he was a good speaker
Kayden Bailey
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Kevin Butler
I like Stalin though.
Wyatt Turner
A charismatic populist being a charismatic populist?
Oh the horror!
Zachary Foster
>I dont like numbers.... But you have to admit that these are good doubles
Dominic Miller
>I dare state that repeating numbers are superior to single digits
Jacob Campbell
He was, though Goebbels was better.
>WOLLT IHR DEN TOTALEN KRIEG?
Angel Cox
His speeches sure as hell don't move me. The shouting, hand-waving, appeal to emotion method doesn't convince me. I'd rather hear a stoic, monotone speech.
Andrew Lopez
Mosley's speeches > Hitler's
>tfw England lives and marches on
Connor Jones
That's really cool bro, good for you.
Ethan Hernandez
Those emotive parts were climaxes of his speeches. There were long build-ups before that.
Samuel Sanders
This but unironically
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Nathaniel Flores
I'm never ironic about /ourguy/
Matthew Rivera
Mosley is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be unnatural
Aiden Bell
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is there anything he wasn't right about?
Ryan Parker
>I like Hitler, but you have to admit he takes the jew thing a little too hard
Kayden Jenkins
>I'd rather hear a stoic, monotone speech
NPRfag detected
Christopher Wright
Not teaming up with my waifu
Ryan Johnson
God, he was brilliant.
Caleb Cooper
Sorry, she's mine.
Joshua Cook
Them's fightin' words
Jason Robinson
Appealing to populism isn't that hard.
Hunter Scott
Jeremiah King
Implying that the conflict created from multiculturalism was inherently bad.
Conflict is necessary for progress, it is literally the driving factor behind change in the natural world (competition between all living things to be the most fit to survive).
And change in itself is also an ultimately good force, as defined by nature. Change is necessary to adapt and survive to the ever-changing environments of Earth.
Man did not learn to farm by bull-headedly doing the same things as their forefathers did, but instead by daring to try out something different for a change because hey, why not, it might work.
Even if progress ends unfavorably, it is still necessary and good. It lets us learn from the mistakes we made, and gives us the experience and wisdom needed to press forward more efficiently than before. To reject change, in any form, is to reject progress, and by denying progress we embrace stagnation, and through stagnation death.
Anthony Campbell
Growing up in Germany everyone thought his speeches were strange. Imagine someone with a funny accent yelling trying to sell you a country
James Davis
It’s always that pasty, acne-ridden, edgelord who loves reading Mien Kampf too. Just shut the fuck up kid.
And I know I just described most of /pol/
Eli Parker
There is literally nothing wrong with NPR
Aiden Brown
>Conflict is necessary for progress
Lmao, this cuck fell for the progress meme
Matthew Reed
>conflict sometimes ends well, so that means we should encourage universal conflict for no purpose
John Rivera
It's not hard to be good at public speaking in a country full of autists like Germany
Carter Cruz
>progress
>good
Carter Watson
You know what else ends well?