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From: jrm1@pyuxh.UUCP (J McKeel)
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Subject: WWII, REAGAN, VIET NAM
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Date: Fri, 24-May-85 08:28:38 EDT
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Posted: Fri May 24 08:28:38 1985
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With all this talk about Reagan *still* going on, I feel I can't sit back
any more.  This is a mild flame, not a Philly flame.

The so-called Nazi's that Reagan paid respects to were victims of the
Nazi party, just as the Jews were.  Aside from the SS, they were just
ordinary citizens until Hitler came along.  Hitler was a strong speaker.
He had a way with people, giving him the ability to make them believe anything
he said.  Granted, Hitler was a sick person, but he was a strong leader.

Hitler's Nazis are comparable to our Viet Nam soldiers.  We all know that
none, or at lease most, of the VN Vets didn't want to be there.  So who's
to say that Hitler's Nazis wanted to be doing what they were doing?  Not
me, that's for sure.  Hitler organized a youth group, comparable to our
BSA.  Of course, though, Hitler's youth group taught these young lads to
think his way (Brain-washing).  I feel that the BSA do the same thing.
Look at it this way, the BSA teaches the right things to do, the moral
thing to do.  This is what Hitler did.  His morals, his rightesness was
taught.

That's all for now, so come on and flame me, I know you will.  Let's here
how studid you really are.  Hitler is DEAD, why isn't this issue?