Reminder: Adolf Hitler Also Wanted To Go Outside And Do Things

Don't be like the Nazi "outsiders". Stay inside. Nazis are bad, 'mmkay?

U.S.—Many Americans are growing tired of the lockdown and want to once again leave their homes and go do things. As many historians note, this is similar to the attitude of genocidal maniac Adolf Hitler.

“If there is one thing Hitler was known for,” says historian Eric Reese, “it’s that he would leave his house and do things -- such as go to a restaurant, go to the store, or give a speech to a large crowd. It’s interesting -- and maybe scary -- that so many Americans want to do some of those same things.”

There are many photos of Hitler outside, providing ironclad proof that Hitler also liked to leave his house. It’s not certain, though, what the connection is between hateful bigotry and not wanting to be trapped in one’s own home. “We can’t know what’s motivating these people who want to get out of their houses,” said California Governor Gavin Newsom, “but is genocide next? History says yes.”

In Hitler’s final days, though, he did dutifully shelter in place -- living in a bunker -- despite wanting to go outside, so historians note that people who actually do go outside are in fact “worse than Hitler.”

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Comment by cheeki kea on May 23, 2020 at 3:26am: To the Norwegian Nobel Committee ( 1939 )

I hereby humbly suggest that the Peace Prize for 1939 is awarded the German Chancellor and Führer Adolf Hitler, a man, who in the opinion of millions of people, is a man who more than anyone in the world has deserved this highly respected reward.

Authentic documents reveal that in September 1938 world peace was in great danger; it was only a matter of hours before a new European war could break out.

The man, who in the opinion of millions of people, is a man who more than anyone in the world has deserved this highly respected reward.

Authentic documents reveal that in September 1938 world peace was in great danger, it was only a matter of hours before a new European war could break out. The man who during this dangerous time saved our part of the world from

this terrible catastrophe was without no doubt the great leader of the German people. In the critical moment he voluntarily did not let weapons speak although he had the power to start a world war. By his glowing love for peace earlier documented in his

famous book Mein Kampf – next to the Bible perhaps the best and most popular piece of literature in the world – together with his peaceful achievement – the annexation of Austria – Adolf Hitler has avoided the use of force by freeing his countrymen in Sudetenland and making his fatherland big and powerful. Probably Hitler will, if unmolested and left in peace by war mongers, pacify Europe and possibly the whole world.

Sadly there still are a great number of people who fail to see the greatness in Adolf Hitler’s struggle for peace. Based on this fact I would not have found the time right to nominate Hitler as a candidate to the Nobel peace prize had it not been for a number of Swedish parliamentarians who have nominated another candidate, namely the British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain. This nomination seems to be poorly thought. Although it is true that Chamberlain through his generous understanding of Hitler’s struggle for pacification has contributed to the saving of world peace, the last decision was Hitler´s and not Chamberlains! Hitler and no one else is first and foremost to be thanked for the peace which still prevails in the greater part of Europe; and this man is also the hope for peace in the future. As Chamberlain obviously can claim his share of the peace making, he could possibly have a smaller part of the Peace Prize. But the most correct thing to do is not to put another name beside the name of Adolf Hitler and there by throwing a shadow on him. Adolf Hitler is by all means the authentic God - given fighter for peace and millions of people all over the world put their hopes in him as the prince of peach on earth. Stockholm January 27 1939

Comment by stormtruther on May 18, 2020 at 7:07pm: I'm pretty sure i shared a joint with him in 85 :)

Comment by James Roberts on May 18, 2020 at 6:16pm: Don't forget to get your vitamin C, everyone! -

Comment by Central Scrutinizer on May 18, 2020 at 1:18pm: Bunker story's just that...a story....

He lived in Argentina til 1962

Declassified FBI files about Hitler's death - Business Insider

Comment by Central Scrutinizer on May 18, 2020 at 1:07pm: Cheeki, Maybe not a Nobel Weiner... But he was Time Magazine's 1938 "Man of The Year"

Comment by Central Scrutinizer on May 18, 2020 at 7:01am

Comment by cheeki kea on May 18, 2020 at 5:31am: He Only sheltered in place as a last and final resort when he knew without an iota of doubt that All hope was lost. He would not have done so otherwise. He liked being out in the sunshine because back then they believed that the vitamin D from it was good for the health. I think in the photo he said he said Bar-be-que, not burn the jew. Had to eat first. Rumour has it he was a nominee for the Nobel Peace Prize in 39, recomended by a Swedish gentlemen, guy called Erik. However he had banned germans from accepting such prizes because he was on that game.