English was fun today...

Oh my :lolface:.

Edit: Oh my god ilu Rissy.

 

Does copypasta work for the second one?

 

I suppose so. B|

 

Oh, did you like write how they explicity burned the bodies or something. Or glorify Hitler. I wrote a paper on MOTHER 3 for getting into AP English. I got a 98 on it.

Rissy, that was a little....disturbing, especially with my mother standing next to me like a hawk.

I think I had copypasta for dinner last night.

 

I lol'd a little too much.

 

You're welcome. :lolface:

I'm planning on drawing a group photo of us, but I can't seem to find the right poses. B|

 

Draw me on top of all of you.

Where I rightfully belong.

 

I bet you would like to be on top Xaale.

 

Well that's me.

Xaale.

Always on top.

 

Oh she does. ;D

 

Damn right.

 

Like the cherry,sprinkles or whipped cream on Rissy's ice cream.

 

Although I realize that it is completely impossible, were I ever to meet Adolf Hitler in real life, face to face, I would actually ask him for an autograph and a picture. The truth is, I personally think that Adolf Hitler is a pretty cool guy and I wouldn’t be at all dissatisfied if I were to someday grow up to be somewhat like him. Now, I’m not saying I’m racist, I’m not saying I’m against Jews, I’m not saying I support what Hitler did during the holocaust and World War II. I don’t at all approve of these ideas and I most definitely do NOT support what Hitler did. What I AM saying is that Hitler was pretty cool as a person, not through what he did but instead through why he did it, and that there are a few things people in today’s world could learn from Hitler. There’s actually a lot of logic behind this idea, though it thoroughly shocks, surprises, and even sometimes scares most people to think that anything about the ruler of the Nazis could be even considered good. But once you think about it, he had great charisma and intelligence, and he used these to their fullest extent. He fully attempted to change the world for what he believed would make it a better and more peaceful place, even sometimes putting his own personal needs aside for this cause. The only problem with all of this is that he was pretty much insane, and his idea of a better world was Jewless, gayless, gypsyless, as well as absent of a lot of other groups. People today could learn from him, because often I look around at the people around me and realize that if people had the potential to change the world for what they thought was better, they wouldn’t do it. They need to learn from why Hitler did what he did if this world is ever going to be better than it is now.
For one, Hitler had great talents. People today that I see have talents that could be just as great, but the difference between Hitler and them is that Hitler actually used his talents. Hitler was a talker, and he knew it. He talked his way into leading the country of Germany, already no small feat. But even more impressive is that as the leader of Germany, he was able to use things already happening to change the mindset of most of the German population to blame Jews for all of their problems, a thought that would’ve brought shock and concern to the nation before. It’s not what Hitler did, but it’s how he did it. He did turn everyone against the Jews, and that was wrong, but the point of this is that he did it using nothing but information about his surroundings, his abilities as a smooth talker, and most importantly his brain. Using only these, he was able to get an entire major country in Europe to do what he thought would benefit the world, obviously no small feat even though his idea of a better world was not right. Nobody that I see around me today would even think about surmounting that task, they would never put the time and effort that Hitler did even if they thought they could change the world. They would just assume it was unrealistic and move on.
Another way that Hitler is a better person than most people think is that he thought he knew how to make the world a better place, and worked very hard to make progress towards it. The best part about this is that he actually made progress on an international scale. He obviously worked very hard towards his idea of a utopian society, though his idea was wrong, but I reiterate that that is not the point. The people that surround me today would never even think about changing the world on that scale, they would shrug it off as an impossible goal and move on with their own life. But Adolf Hitler actually took the time and convenience out of his own life for what he believed was better for everybody on earth. Such a task is so huge that anybody would know how hard it would be, but Hitler, unlike other people, took this task on anyway, changing a huge section of the world for what he thought was better for it.
Hitler seriously was a cool guy in my opinion, he changed the world for what he thought was better for it. However, the only reason why everybody sees him as the epitome of evil and nothing else is that his idea of changing the world for the better involved killing six million Jews. I reiterate that I do not approve of the idea that Jews are bad or any racist notion, and executions based on these are definitely NOT OKAY. I am not and have never been a full blown racist. I do, however, think that since Hitler was doing it for what he believed was better for the entire world, and that he took his own precious time, convenience and needs to do so, that makes him a pretty cool guy. I say this because the people that I see around me would never take the sacrifices that Hitler did if they seriously and truly thought that they could make the world a better place. They just wouldn’t put in the effort or thought, but Hitler did. There are any number of things wrong with his logic, and what he did was wrong, but he truly changed the world with essentially good intentions, which is something that the people I see around me would never do.

Conclusion missing because I was considered a Nazi by this point.

Scans of Zombie Hitler paper may follow if I can find it.

 

:lolface:

I actually have sprinkles. Not Whipped Cream.
Whipped Cream does sound nice though.

 

You expect me to read that?

 

That copypasta thing really made me hungry. Now I'm afraid to walk to the fridge because zombie Hitler might be hiding in my house.

 

No. I expect it to serve as proof.

 

We should all try different things.;D

 

I'm sure you'd also like charles Manson's autograph, as well as the founding members of the Klu Klux Klan. I completely agree with it, except for the part where you started by saying you'd want his autograph.

 

lol u think i support wat he did :lolface: