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Debate:Was world war inevitable? (view source)
Revision as of 18:41, March 24, 2007
, 18:41, March 24, 2007→'''No:'''
That said, freedom of choice is a vital part of life on Earth. We are allowed to choose our actions, just not the consequences. Herr Hitler was a nut, and once he was in power it would have taken violence to oust him, or stop him, but the German people didn't have to vote him into power. Winston Churchill said once that there was never a war more easily prevented than World War Two. Someone just had to choose to act and it could have been stoped.
That said, freedom of choice is a vital part of life on Earth. We are allowed to choose our actions, just not the consequences. Herr Hitler was a nut, and once he was in power it would have taken violence to oust him, or stop him, but the German people didn't have to vote him into power. Winston Churchill said once that there was never a war more easily prevented than World War Two. Someone just had to choose to act and it could have been stoped.
:Hitler was a sensitive man. It was all the fault of the war-mongering generals. [[User:Hitler was a sensitive man|Hitler was a sensitive man]] 14:41, 24 March 2007 (EDT)
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