Why did he do this? Apparently he said they were "racially inferior", but that's not true when you look at what's going on today in Poland.
It makes no logical sense. The Poles weren't Jews that were destructing the Aryan race, and they were genetically close to Germans, so race-mixing wouldn't have mattered. It feels like Hitler just didn't like/trust Polish peoples, and he took no time to truly understand them.
Because of lebensraum and dumb feeling of superiority
William White
Please, don't start another /pol related thread here :/
Grayson Morris
>wtf racism and lack of racial understanding is bad but only when I don't like it
Jose Anderson
It's infuriating that they would kill people that are almost their biological brother just because they, as a country, were economically superior due to their larger populace and amount of land.
It's asinine.
Lucas Jones
It's not always evil, and it can be a good thing. But sometimes it is.
It's important that racism is understood and accepted so things like this don't happen.
Ian Walker
That’s not saying much...
Ryder Moore
>It's infuriating that they would kill people that are almost their biological brother
It wasn't necessary. There's a time when you need to kill to protect your people, and that wasn't it.
It was needless human suffering. All of it done by a fool.
Lincoln Thompson
Stalin killed 130 000 people with Polish surnames in 1937-1938, most of whom have never been to Poland and didn't even speak the language. He was paranoid they were "Polish spies". NKVD agents would go to the city, open a local telephone book, check out those people with Polish surnames, then arrest them and execute them, after they confessed to being Polish spies under torture.
Dominic Robinson
>Hitler stated that the destruction of the weak and sick is far more humane than their protection
That's not even true. You just have to keep them from replicating themselves, and it's fine. The weak and the sick still desire life. I have extreme doubts about Hitler's reasoning ability.
Even if his IQ was 130, his brain was muddled by desire
Christopher Sullivan
Based [X] Redpilled [X]
Sebastian Rogers
lebensraum
Carson Ortiz
Poles attacked German radio station Although he despised war, Hitler had no choice but to defend his people
Lucas Hill
Poor Adi, always misunderstood.
Jackson Parker
True and redpilled.
In fact, all bürgerkraut conquests were in rightful self-defence if you look at it; >France: they declared war first >The Anglo: same >Norway: they were an anglo pawn about to be occupied by the anglo as well >Belgium and Holland: anglo & french puppets that wouldn't hesitate to attack Hitlerland when ordered to by their masters >Baltics: they were actually liberated >Russia: was about to treacherously backstab Hitlerland anyway >Italy: literally backstab Germany >Yugoslavia: prime example of anglo perfidious puppeteering >etc: that too
The bürgerkraut is always the victim
Nicholas Collins
You don't really know European politics, do you?
Alexander Stewart
>Poles attacked German radio station
You mean that famous failed German provocation in Gliwice radio station?