Comments by "The french are harlequins" (@thefrenchareharlequins2743) on "TIKhistory" channel.

  1. In any case, he would have wanted Danzig just for himself, which the Poles were not eager to give up. It doesn't really matter how many time you declare your intention to not go to war with Britain, the fact remains that if you have such a size of territory like a Germany that planned on conquering along with the resources and industrial capacity, you are a huge threat to Britain as you can build a power navy and conquer her. TIK has a few videos on this topic.
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  2. Cringe and Europa the last battlepilled
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  3. TIKmetaphysics TIKepistemology TIKaesthetics
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  4.  @paidgovernmentshill_6950  It was him talking about a left wing bias in academia, not proving that Hitler was a socialist.
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  5. It is also rather well know that when state officials are in charge of production they don't exactly have private interests.
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  6. Fact1: 02:10:18 and for more information specifically about railroads https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3JaxXK25qo Fact2: 04:08:00 Fact3: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ksAqr4lLA_Y Fact4: 04:08:00
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  7. Small critique TIK but I think you should swap Hume and Burke around: Hume wrote his big work "A Treatise of Human Nature" in 1740, Burke wrote his earliest work "A vindication of natural society" in 1756. That, and Hume was born in 1711, Burke was born in 1729.
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  8. Being Hitler in Germany during 1945 was a synonym for being dead.
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  9. Oh boy, are you ready for Mike McMike or AIden B to come in and epically debunk this video because apparently, the 137th Tank Brigade at 15:00 is apparently a few meters to the left?
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  10. Worked so well that the economy was on constant edge of collapsing and Hitler had to prepone his world coquest.
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  11.  @flip526  The video is of TIK getting owned epic style, you will love it
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  12. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hdYWw-LOsVg https://youtu.be/ksAqr4lLA_Y
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  13. TIK: What sea did Pirate Hitler sail across? Me: The South Atlantic? TIK: The "Nat-sea"!
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  14. Personally I think that due to the aphoristic, metaphorical and spontaneous nature of his work, many interpretations of Nietzsche have some degree of plausibility and correctness, but that is because I am unlearned
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  15. I am convinced that Redditors are merely responding to stimuli in the same way a plant or bacteria would to a negative tropism when they are making these posts rather than consciously acting. It explains the totally incorrect syllogism made.
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  16. >So how do we parse out what Hitler actually believed? It's simple, we look at the historical record. We look at what Hitler actually did once in power. Which is something TIK never does. 02:10:18
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  17. So the nazis redistributing farmland somejow makes them non-socialist.
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  18.  @raaaaaaaaaam496  See CommandoDude's Comment.
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  19.  @andrewd2534  >-They privatised Banks,ship yards, railways etc Reichsbank was still public , party cronies were put in charge of shipyards, railways were still subject to heavy regulations for the benefit of the German workers >outlawed labour unions Nationalised them into the German Labour Front (All-Union Central Council of Trade Unions was the closet equivalent in the USSR ) >(left wingers always support the labourers) Stalin is a right winger then? OK >promoted the expansion of private property He centralised industry into 13 corporations, seized Junkers airplane factory for not playing by his rules to establish a precedent, and his taxation policies were practically equivalent to theft >outlawed strikes So did Stalin >-decried ""judeo-bolshevism"" Socialists coming into conflict with one another? When has that ever happened, other than during the Russian Revolution, Vietnamese Invasion of Cambodia, the Great Purge, etc
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  20. Yes
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  21. Even still, Lenin was funded by the german Kaiser, so I guess the Bolsheviks were monarchists
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  22. Why do you think he pinned my comment?
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  23.  @Gvjrapiro  Thank you, private.
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  24.  @kycklingsallad2414  It's a reference to the Blackadder episode "General Hospital"
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  25.  @markfrederikbaksrensen8574  You would be a terrible ethicist, but you know as well as I do that Hitler's socialism is a far more defendable thesis.
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  26.  @markfrederikbaksrensen8574  I dont really care about whether Nazi Germany was right or left wing since those terms rely on false Pythagorean metaphysics, but I would like to see proof that the proposition that Hitler was a socialist is "crap".
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  27.  @trugrit7210  A person who was outed as a liar by none other than Deborah Liptstadt.
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  28. @Pep Rhetorical reasons probably.
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  29. @Ron P I don't think that. At the start he is all calm, bit you can hear what excessive soylent consumption has done to him.
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  30.  @ajsimo2677  My orders and decorations was too long for YouTube.
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  31.  machivellsucs2 Go  And I could give you evidence of sausage munchers being bad guys since Teutoburger Wald.
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  32.  machivellsucs2 Go  The transatlantic slave trade was started by the Spanish, nobody uses Bing and it was the German Empire that let Lenin travel through it in order to start trouble in Russia.
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  33.  machivellsucs2 Go  If my comments aren't good enough for you, fair enough, they aren't substantiated. According to Alex Borucki, David Eltis and David Wheat in Atlantic History and the Slave Trade to Spanish America, the Iberians led the "first Atlantic slave trade". There is no mention of what you mean when you say "tiny hats". Your proof of the "tiny hats" all being awful is the fact that there is a video on Bing which displays a door being opened which then leads to a bomb shelter? Truly irrefutable logic there. Wilhelm II, who is universally agreed to be the Emperor of Germany between the years of 1888 and 1918, provided a train for Vladimir Lenin and other architects of the October Revolution according to Deutche Welle. Berlin's purpose was for Lenin and his Bolsheviks were meant to destabilize Russia thereby — in the middle of the First World War — easing the burden of fighting on the Eastern Front. Germany had spent half a billion euros to ensure the plans success. You and I both know the outcome of the October Revolution.
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  34.  machivellsucs2 Go  Well firstly that guy seems to be more concerned with pushing Nation of Islam nonsense than history. But I will watch. Secondly, if there were no "gc at Asch", why did much of the 2000 kilograms of hair found in Asch upon liberation was found to have traces of hydrogen cyanide? If there is anyone you should blame for central banks, it should be John Milton Keynes, who was born to an upper-middle class English family. Perfidious Albion I guess.
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  35.  machivellsucs2 Go  In response to your first clause: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_-lmtXpWQo As for 109, the fact that Yemen did it is probably a good indication of how good of an idea it is.
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  36. @Cinema Gamer I have heard the start of his speeches, and it is proof of what veganism does to a man.
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  37.  @Ronnie-kun  1700 aircraft beg to differ.
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  38.  @sswehrwolf9145  Cringe name
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  39.  @sswehrwolf9145  I am not wrong though
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  40.  @sswehrwolf9145  Objectively speaking however, your name could make a dung beetle grimace.
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  41. @Pep Ah yes, the name that is globally reviled: Alan.
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  42. @Pep No, it is winceworthy that you believe all this pish about WW2
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  43.  @ajsimo2677  "No" - Jacob Rees-Mogg, in response to Alyn Smith, MP for Stirling's proposal to have a debate on whether to ban fireworks.
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  44.  @ajsimo2677  Hooligans basically. The legislation I mentioned is just a load of authoritarianism. Count Dankula did good videos on them.
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  45. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rV1h_XotlLo
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  46.  @pantognost  >Section 2 was a blissful cornucopia of logical fallacies, false conjectures and libertarian dogmatism. Ben Shapiro and late Justice Scalia would be proud to count you as one of their lesser acolytes. It appears you feel very strongly about your new religion. All neophyte converts do. >I'm living behind the HUGE discussion about the "natural economy" which is a libertarian religious view worse than God's essence in Christianity and I move to the last part of your sentence. >"You are engaging in sophistry!" And you wonder why I am feeling more intelligent than you.
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  47.  @neilpemberton5523  My father worked very hard as well, and he was taxed a lot, and I don't see why my taxes should go to supporting a bunch of fat lazy inbreds.
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  48.  @neilpemberton5523  Yes
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  49.  @Angledtootsievids  Anti-semites are going to be anti-semites.
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  50.  @LukeLovesRose  Nazi snowflake
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