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Edited by Pendulate:
10/5/2014 6:10:10 AM
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He certainly was not. The propaganda spread was about him being a [b]vegetarian[/b], not vegan. And we have good reason to believe it was just that -- propaganda. Goebbels wanted Hitler to be seen as an advocate of peace, and a famous peace advocate at the time, Gandhi, was a vegetarian.
Robert Payne, Hitler's biographer, has written about the man's love for pigeon and liver dumplings.
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I don't believe you. Gandhi was also a racist, and a sexist, and was so skinny a strong wind could knock him over? Why be like him?
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He did disapprove of animal cruelty, though.
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Even if that's true and not propaganda, it isn't really relevant. You certainly can't make a coherent argument for abusing animals just because Hitler was against it.
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True. I wasn't wasn't arguing, just throwing out a random fact.
