Quote Originally Posted by Rini
I think that the Nazi philosophy was (and is) carried out the wrong way, much like socialism (Stalin was a bad man). From what I understand, the basic thought which Hitler thought was to have a society that doesn't have cultural differences in a way that they offend others, as in molding the culture so that no one would argue with each other. From Hitlers point of view, this could only be done by getting rid of all those who are different from HIS race (that's where he went wrong) and mold everyone to be like him, instead of compromising. I know there are a lot of other things aswell that belong into the nazi area of behavior and actions, but this is one of them.

What I'm trying to say is, these kinds of strong life philosophies and religions both are a double-edged sword to me: they provide a good line to follow and to lead a good life, however it is often the way that they are followed that has the flaws.
Please read Mein Kampf by Adolf Hilter (you'll have to read the edited version; in his original German manuscript, he didn't write very well) and tell me the man was motivated by benevolence and love, please.

Out of all of the philosophies I disagree with out there, Nazism is one of the few I would say really doesn't have a good side (or its intent is to "lead a good life").