Can we talk about Hitler's public speaking skills?

>you need an audience of autistic German men who just want to be told what work to do

German was broke, poor, and scared when Hitler gained power.

He knew exactly how to tell Germans what they wanted at that time, and gave them their pride back.

You can’t train to be an awesome public speaker. You either are one, or you’re not. Hitler spoke with the power of conviction, and vision, charisma, passion, that only special peolple have.

However, you can train to be a good public speaker.

There's no evidence of him getting training one should need to speak as he does, and so the only explanation is literally talent on loan from God.

Obama is based!

Heck yeah woohoo!

he said in mein kampf that only those who have experienced war have the courage to speak with such conviction and passion. it has to be genuine. not an act.

Starts slow. Builds up to a furious crescendo
He literally fucked the audience.
And like a bitch the audience responded.
It was all psychological and scripted.

You need to be charismatic, and also act in a fashion that you simply don't care who's looking at you.
You also need to be very aware of your audience's vocabulary and speaking level, so that you don't talk over their heads.

holy shit why the fuck do people argue about why the germans lost the war when hitler and fucking mannerheim themselves spell it out right in this fucking video

The most important trait of a politician is to come across as genuine, passionate, and passing authentic information. Hitler realized this and acted accordingly. The reason the alt-right gains no ground ever is because they would rather shitpost and complain on podcasts than appeal to the masses. They don't appeal to the masses because they have no codified agenda or morality, and are effectively just as much a mob as Antifa.

If you wanted to speak as Hitler did, you'd speak with passion and pass objectively true information to the audience. The mere presence of a teleprompter would invalidate your authenticity. Trump understood this concept, which is why he avoided a teleprompter until after he became president.

He was talking about "spinners" in this speech, the rims you put on cars. True story.

And what we learn from this video is that the Soviets would've invaded Europe regardless.
Stalin took Bessarabia from Romania but everyone knew he wanted the whole pie.
The only reason he did not invade was because of Germany. He had to have his army ready in case the Germans attack and that fear made him think twice before invading himself.
He attacked Finland because Finland wasn't protected by the Germans, and Romania was relatively safe because the Wehrmacht needed our oil, so we had German protection.
If there was no Germany at that time the whole of Europe would've been under Soviet occupation.

He had will to power. No modern politician has the ability to draw and lead people like he did.

>even Trump is using specific psychological techniques

what do you mean 'even trump', trump came along and schooled the whole republican national primaries like fools, gave off the cuff rallies 10x a week while campaigning, and then walked all over hillary clinton without even breaking a sweat.

he still leads the whole media industrial complex around by his finger, even though they hate him, he has gotten more free/earned media coverage than any candidate in american political history, from his ENEMIES.

anyone who has actually studied hitler and trump and their writing and speaking understands this.

donald trump's experience with reality ended honing what turned out to be his most useful skillset.

now queue some libtard comes in and yet again underestimates trump to say blah blah blah, donald trump is an idiot, he speaks like simpleton and repeats a bunch of slogans, etc blah blah blah let me quote hitler, from mein fucking kampf:

>For example, it was completely wrong to ridicule the ad-
versary as was done in Austrian and German propaganda
in comic papers. It was basically wrong for the reason that
when a man met the adversary in reality he was bound to re-
ceive an entirely different impression; something that took
its most terrible revenge; for now the German soldier, under
the direct impression of the resistance of the enemy, felt
himself deceived by those who so far were responsible for
his enlightenment, and instead of strengthening his fight-
ing spirit or even his firmness, quite the contrary occurred.
The man despaired.

>Compared with this, the war propaganda of the British
and the Americans was psychologically right. By introduc-
ing the German as a barbarian and a Hun to its own people,
it thus prepared the individual soldier for the terrors of war
and helped guard him against disappointment.

so what you're saying is if we become the barbarian we won't be disappointed

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