Glenn Beck and Adolf Hitler VS Richard Dawkins

If only Glenn Beck lived in Nazi Germany All his wishes of upholding hid GOD would be fulfilled.

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[VonFranc]

Could you image if Glenn Beck & Bill O'Reilly had kids together?

[DrDeathpwnsu]

C'mon, this is silly. Splicing two videos together to highlight similarities in this way is just manipulative and irresponsible.

Comparing Beck and Hitler is not fair to Hitler.

[triovani]

Oh how I'd love to see religious peoples reactions.

[darththeo]

@xaviqaz What else do you need besides Hitler saying it and people agreeing with that? I mean how is that not proof and how is that weak?

[steve0281]

You're one ignorant ass.

[Edu2503]

@DrDeathpwnsu Oh, that's Heilarious!

[GrantRants]

@xaviqaz Your opinion on the matter is unfounded and a tad silly. That being said, since you refuse to acknowledge the obvious fact that religious dogma was a factor in the development of Third Reich behavior--and because it's useless to argue with people on Youtube--I do believe I'm done. All you've done to counter me is say "Nuh-uh becuz I sed so", and I don't much care to waste any more time on you. Good day, sir.

[xaviqaz]

@GrantRants Very weak points

[GrantRants]

@xaviqaz I can give proof of Hitler's writings and words, the religious mindset of the Third Reich Germans, the support of Catholics and Protestants abroad, the long history of violence perpetuated in the same vein against European Jews, the German Protestant origins of institutionalized anti-semitism, the effect it had on German culture through philosophy and music and art, and the moral/ethical support it gave to people who read it the right way (and more). Please stop being a loony.

[xaviqaz]

@GrantRants It was not a prominent factor. You cannot give a proof other than quoting Hitler's references to the Providence. Very weak.

[GrantRants]

@xaviqaz And yes, we CAN blame many people. I made that EXPLICITLY clear when I said that there were multiple factors that influenced the rise of Naziism. I simply argued that religion, particularly the main sects of Christianity, happened to be ONE of those factors, and you're adamantly denying that despite clear evidence that it was the case.

I'm not blaming religion alone; I'm saying that it was simply one of the more prominent factors. To argue otherwise is simply wrong.