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Discussion in 'The Tiger's Den' started by northernvatiger, Oct 19, 2008.

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ccgw luv'em Tigers

red55 said: ↑

Cannot agree. Hitler may have been a charismatic figure, but his leadership skills were severely flawed. He overruled his generals and lost the biggest war in history war as a result. He took council only of a small group of sycophants, several of whom were certifiable mental cases. He led otherwise decent German people into exterminating 8 million Jews, Gypsies, intellectuals, and others in death camps. He failed to surrender when the situation was hopeless and save his nation from destruction. Rather he waited until the whole country was sacked and killed himself rather than face the consequences along with his people. Hitler's powers to impress and indoctrinate people were second to none, but he was a pathetic leader.
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Fixed it!

True.....

ccgw, Oct 19, 2008

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prozackk69 Founding Member

red55 said: ↑

Cannot agree. Hitler may have been a charismatic figure, but his leadership skills were severely flawed. He overruled his generals and lost the biggest war in history war as a result. He took council only of a small group of sycophants, several of whom were certifiable metal cases. He led otherwise decent German people into exterminating 8 million Jews, Gypsies, intellectuals, and others in death camps. He failed to surrender when the situation was hopeless and save his nation from destruction. Rather he waited until the whole country was sacked and killed himself rather than face the consequences along with his people. Hitler's powers to impress and indoctrinate people were second to none, but he was a pathetic leader.
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hey i wanna agree with u

prozackk69, Oct 19, 2008

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Blade Brown Founding Member

Gotta do this to you, Red.

red55 said: ↑

????? may have been a charismatic figure, but his leadership skills were severely flawed. ????? took council only of a small group of sycophants, several of whom were certifiable metal cases.
????? powers to impress and indoctrinate people were second to none, but he was a pathetic leader.
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Flame away.:usaflagwa

Blade Brown, Oct 19, 2008

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Bandit88 Old Enough to Know Better

Nutriaitch said: ↑

Hitler was actually an excellent leader.
His opinions and beliefs were phucked up beyond belief, but his leadership skills were 2nd to none.
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Meh. He was charismatic. He was a man who was able to coerce, cajole, and otherwise con folks into following him.

Personally, I would never call him an excellent leader who's skills were 2nd to none. I'd call him an excellent politician and a failure as a leader. Good leaders don't have their own generals try to kill them because they're sacrificing their entire country and it's future in the name of their own delusions. [cue Red's cheap W reference in 3, 2, 1...]

Bandit88, Oct 19, 2008

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Bandit88 Old Enough to Know Better

red55 said: ↑

Cannot agree. Hitler may have been a charismatic figure, but his leadership skills were severely flawed. He overruled his generals and lost the biggest war in history war as a result. He took council only of a small group of sycophants, several of whom were certifiable metal cases. He led otherwise decent German people into exterminating 8 million Jews, Gypsies, intellectuals, and others in death camps. He failed to surrender when the situation was hopeless and save his nation from destruction. Rather he waited until the whole country was sacked and killed himself rather than face the consequences along with his people. Hitler's powers to impress and indoctrinate people were second to none, but he was a pathetic leader.
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Holy schnikeys...I should've just kept reading and said "ditto"...

Bandit88, Oct 19, 2008

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mctiger RIP, and thanks for the music Staff Member

Man, I wanted to get in on this thread and make an observation about ESPN's announcers, and find its a Hitler thread??? Oh, what the hell....did anyone notice, I believe in the third quarter....USC had illegal motion, and we committed a personal foul. The penalties offset, repeat the down. The ESPN wonk announcing the game expressed his displeasure with that rule, saying "unequal penalties" should not offset, and don't in the NFL. In the NFL, say he, they would have thrown out the motion penalty and enforced the personal foul. Jump ahead to today's Saints/Panthers game. Saints left early on a punt (minor), but Carolina got a personal foul downfield (major). Guess what? Offsetting penalties, replay the down. Found that amusing.

mctiger, Oct 19, 2008

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Chip82 Founding Member

The women of Germany were the ones who bought into Hitler's policies of social reform and it was their votes that elevated him to power. Things like gun control and commodity price fixing were all part of the package.

He was also a very dynamic speaker who evoked a great deal of emotional persuasion and typically blamed others for what he and his fellow socialists were responsible for all along.

This all reminds me of a certain politician who is currently running for office, but I forget his name. :huh:

Chip82, Oct 19, 2008

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TigerBait3 Guest

Chip82 said: ↑

He was also a very dynamic speaker who evoked a great deal of emotional persuasion and typically blamed others for what he and his fellow socialists were responsible for all along.
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reminds me of georgia fans blaming the refs for everything.

TigerBait3, Oct 19, 2008

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sugarlsu Founding Member

I think they should get him drunk and ask him some questions, then he could retire like Jimmy the Greek.

sugarlsu, Oct 19, 2008

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Bandit88 Old Enough to Know Better

sugarlsu said: ↑

I think they should get him drunk and ask him some questions, then he could retire like Jimmy the Greek.
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Hey - you can't talk about Granny here. This is a Hitler thread... :grin:

Bandit88, Oct 19, 2008

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