Another EU Directive that COULD have been good.

[AdamW]

Sorry if you took it personally about the propoganda it wasn't directed at you just making the point that people make their own minds up from heresay instead of the facts and this sometimes gets whipped up into a frenzy as was shown in WW2.

I was in a bookshop just before Christmas, buying a book on Monte Casino for my grandfather. I noticed something on the shelf below: "Mein Kampf"! Out of curiosity I picked it up and had a quick look at the back of it. You know how most books say "This book is great, buy this book. If you don't buy this book you are stupid and will never score with chicks.", well on the back of this particular book it pretty much said "This book is a load of old cobblers. Absolute rubbish. You would have to be an idiot to like this book."

I thought about buying it to see just what it was that drove Germany to embrace fascism, but realised that if anyone comes round and sees a copy of Mein Kampf on the bookshelf they might get the wrong idea. Plus it was £18 and I wasn't THAT interested.

 

[kendor]

I was in a bookshop just before Christmas, buying a book on Monte Casino for my grandfather. I noticed something on the shelf below: "Mein Kampf"! Out of curiosity I picked it up and had a quick look at the back of it. You know how most books say "This book is great, buy this book. If you don't buy this book you are stupid and will never score with chicks.", well on the back of this particular book it pretty much said "This book is a load of old cobblers. Absolute rubbish. You would have to be an idiot to like this book."

I thought about buying it to see just what it was that drove Germany to embrace fascism, but realised that if anyone comes round and sees a copy of Mein Kampf on the bookshelf they might get the wrong idea. Plus it was £18 and I wasn't THAT interested.

I've heard it's a fascinating read, if only to see into the mind of such a person.