Adolf Hitler killed 6 million innocent people - When in actual fact the number is infinite - By killing one person, it will wipe out any future generations from that single life - So his atrocities will extend to the end of mankind - Do you agree?
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To a point because there are still these types of crimes going on. Find away of stopping people from being brutal to each other. And you might be able to stop these actions from happening. Just a thought.
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Hitler alone didn't kill 6 million. His Nazi troops helped him. I do agree that atrocities like mass murder will never stop. Darfur is one good example. Another is the Viginia Tech incident.History always repeats itself..
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Future generations do not exist therefore how can you wipe out something that has not been created?
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Sure, but he didn't really kill the ''potential people'', he did prevent a lot of people from being born. The same can be said for anybody who kills somebody though, either intentionally or not.
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Actually Hitler killed 12 million, 6 million jews and 6 million "others" meaning Germans, German Christians, or anyone else in that country who didn't agree with him but yeah, I can agree with you on that.
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I agree. The consequenses of taking only one life are incalculable.
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Yes, I agree, but please keep in mind that by doing nothing about the current day atrocities that take place every day, we are just as guilty of failing to help the innocent.
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Since no one knows for sure where souls really come from it's impossible to say. The same souls that are wiped out could appear somewhere else. I mean, who knows.
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Hitler was responsible for many more than just 6 million. That was the Jewish total of lives- mshocking enough, but he destroyed up to 80% of the Romani and Sinti (Gypsies), as well as his own people who opposed him (Christians, communists), the handicapped and retarded, and the dead of other countries, such as Poland and Russia, which number in the 20-30 million mark. It is estimated that up to 1/3 of the world's population was destroyed in WW2. Yes, I agree with you. ONe life has enough ramifications, but millions...all that love, talent, gifts...all gone.
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Yes, I agree. I call that the ripple effect. (Think of a drop of water hitting a puddle...the water ripples--bigger drops create bigger ripples--even to the edge of the puddle.) I believe that it works both ways, positive and negative. Every action or word, no matter how small affects others whether we realize it or not. Be good to someone and you'll start a positive ripple. :D You are living proof of a positive ripple.
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