naturalplastic wrote:
sly279 wrote:
I don’t see the good in erasing history.
Let’s all forget hitler existed so it’ll be easier for the next hitler.
First off - theyre probably putting a placard in front of the police station saying its Hitler's birthplace.
Second: even if they did just demolish the house, and make it into a parking lot for a Walmart, that's still not "erasing history". Hitler is still in the history books.
They destroying anything to do with him. Pc culture I guess. Eventually history books will too and then what? We shouldn’t destroy items related to evil but keep them and show them to people. Should the death camps be demolished? There’s many who say they should. We demolished hitlers house, demolished the bunker. People want any car or object he owned destroyed. Sorry but humans need tangible items to go see and touch to really feel and believe history. Least it be forgot and become nothing but a fair tail like Troy, or other cities and civilization lost to history due to there not being any evidence.
Go thousand years from now, there’s not a single landmark or item about Hitler or the nazis, people in future will be like hitler, that’s just a fairytale to scare kids, it didn’t actually happen there’s no evidence, where’s the ruins? Where’s the items, where’s the prooF?
For our generation most don’t even know or car about ww2 it’s a distant forgotten past.
Imagine if the past English managed to complete destroy all Roman buildings and roads, we’d never known Roman stretched to England. It’s only cause we can see the ruins we know it did.
As far as I can tell that building is probably the last physical building tied to hitler.
I’d rather the bunker and his house been left. “This is where evil lived and died.”
People who visit hitlers car say they can sense and feel the evil, that it sends a shrivel up their spine. You can’t get that from few pages in a high school history book.
I imagine visiting this building would have similar effect.
That experience and feeling will last a lifetime and won’t be forgotten and probably passed down to their kids who could go see and experience it.
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