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(New page: ==Darwinism and the Holocaust== DanH, I wanted to discuss my edit to see if it can be restored. I believe it's been shown that there is a clear link between Darwinism and the Holocaust. ...)
 
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DanH, I wanted to discuss my edit to see if it can be restored.  I believe it's been shown that there is a clear link between Darwinism and the Holocaust.  This is covered in the Expelled documentary, but it's self evident that Hitler used Darwin's work when he decided to exterminate the Jewish people in order to create a superior race.  Moreover, Darwin's own cousin (Galton) invented the field of eugenics, also used by Hitler.  [[User:BryonRichards|BryonRichards]] 23:46, 16 April 2008 (EDT)
 
DanH, I wanted to discuss my edit to see if it can be restored.  I believe it's been shown that there is a clear link between Darwinism and the Holocaust.  This is covered in the Expelled documentary, but it's self evident that Hitler used Darwin's work when he decided to exterminate the Jewish people in order to create a superior race.  Moreover, Darwin's own cousin (Galton) invented the field of eugenics, also used by Hitler.  [[User:BryonRichards|BryonRichards]] 23:46, 16 April 2008 (EDT)
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:Well, maybe it could be reworded a little. It's a valid point but the way it was worded seemed to imply that every person who believes in evolution supports eugenics. [[User:DanH|DanH]] 23:48, 16 April 2008 (EDT)

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Darwinism and the Holocaust

DanH, I wanted to discuss my edit to see if it can be restored. I believe it's been shown that there is a clear link between Darwinism and the Holocaust. This is covered in the Expelled documentary, but it's self evident that Hitler used Darwin's work when he decided to exterminate the Jewish people in order to create a superior race. Moreover, Darwin's own cousin (Galton) invented the field of eugenics, also used by Hitler. BryonRichards 23:46, 16 April 2008 (EDT)

Well, maybe it could be reworded a little. It's a valid point but the way it was worded seemed to imply that every person who believes in evolution supports eugenics. DanH 23:48, 16 April 2008 (EDT)