Both of them have no good reason for sentencing people to death but more just want it to happen because they have the power to do it as Giles Corey points out in “The Crucible”. “Say nothin' more, John. He's only playin' you! He means to hang us all! (Miller 91) It is clear that Danforth has an absolutely senseless reason for killing people because he chooses to believe that witchcraft is real like Hitler chooses to believe that Germans are a superior race and Jews cause all of the worlds problems.
For the most part it was him expressing his feeling and telling stories of how the young black people were wasting their lives and not actually bothering to learn how to be real people or learn how to speak properly. His quote in the very beginning of the speech sets up the entire speech: “David, listen to me. It’s not what he’s doing to you. It’s what you’re not doing.” What this quote is implying to this speech is the fact that black people nowadays have had everything set up for them from past events but they are now wasting all of the opportunities that they have gained. The main reason for his speech is to get people (mostly black parents) to act toward getting young black people to be more like the rest of the country in respect to education, language and motivation.
Frederick Douglass also wrote a book "The Narrative Of The Life Of Frederick Douglass" which is also a great example of what slaves had to go through every day, confined to slavery. Booker didn't approve of the idea of slavery because he believed that everyone was equal. In the 1895 Atlanta Compromise speech which Booker T. Washington delivered, he told the President and gentlemen of the board of directors and citizens that "[they could] be sure in the future, as in the past, that [they] and [their] families will be surrounded by the most patient, faithful, law-abiding, and unresentful people that the world has seen." He believed that if America gave freedom to the slaves, that if the blacks and whites could work together and "cast down [their] bucket among [his] people, helping and encouraging them as
Saying that he does not deserve this is as if almost to say he did not exist. Hitler deserves his reputation without a doubt, even though Hitler’s reputation is a horrible one, why can’t Alexander receive his, much more it is not a negative one, one that killed a mass of people. Now maybe Alexander did kill many people in his time of reign, but most of those kills were because of war. Hitler’s reason was for an evil hatred of the Jewish community. I think that the idea that he does not deserve his reputation is solely for argument, because some people love the feeling of making other people angry.
In fact, apparently we are not well accepted or even accepted at all to the dominant white race. A big reminder of that is the Ku Klux Klan, who is constantly killing and injuring my fellow brothers, sisters, family, friends, and the whole of my race. Some are untouched, BUT there is no doubt about it that we are all scarred mentally and in our hearts as well. They burn down our houses, slaughter our children, and throw their bodies on the road to intimidate us, to make sure the minority or the “animals” do not rise up and strike back. They also implemented the Jim Crow laws that is supposed to separate the black from the white and whoever is caught violating that rule will either rot in jail, pay a great
He was not involved with any decisions regarding the Final Solution or the Holocaust, his job was to solely present them as good to the German people. He was very manipulative as a result, and so this can be seen as an evil trait. After learning of Hitler’s suicide, Goebbels planned to kill himself and his family, an evil action which he eventually carried out. | Albert Speer | March 19th 1905 | September 1st 1981 (76) | Minister of Armaments and War Production | 4 | Speer is sometimes nicknamed ‘the Nazi who said sorry’. This is because during his Nuremburg trial he accepted his guilt and responsibility for his actions.
Although Germany was an educated and economically developed country, their leader---Hitler hated Jews a lot. Hitler tried many ways to make Jews look bad and then he could have abundant excuses to kill them. He was a good leader, he leaded the Germany become strong again, but he was also breaking out a gloomy Holocaust in Germany. The Holocaust was the shame of the Germany; the Nazis killed millions of harmless Jews. Just because Jews are richer and smarter than Germans, Hitler was jealous; just because Hitler wanted a higher race in Germany; just because they lost the World War I, they didn’t want to admit their losing.
The struggle of racism and overcoming it is seen throughout the novel. We see Lily begin to fall in love with a black boy named Zach who lives with the Boatwright’s. The discrimination and “intensifying racial unrest (Penguin 1), of their time keeps Lily from pursuing her feelings at first. Lily struggles with her own stereotypes and learns to overcome them by “finding healing and hope among friends who don’t judge you…” (Smith 2). Lily believes all African Americans are uneducated and laborers like Rosaleen.
“…And You Shall Teach Your Children”: Holocaust Denial and The Importance of Education The Holocaust illustrates how silence and indifference to the suffering of others, can however unintentionally, serve to perpetuate the problem. It is an unparalleled event in history that brings to life the horrors of racism, prejudice, and anti-Semitism, as well as the capacity for human evil. The Nazis were the original deniers of the Holocaust. Though, at the beginning they documented every killing and every policy, this was all done in secret and via code words (united states holocaust museum). Once it became clear that they were not going to win the war they made it their very mission to destroy every piece of evidence and documentation that called for the extermination of the Jewish people.
Everyone in the world agrees that the action of Adolf Hitler in the Holocaust was an abomination and inexcusable. Many people see Adolf Hitler himself as a devil, so why would anyone except religious inspired violence. The Holocaust is the most known incident but there are numerous religious inspired acts of torture and execution. All of which are just as wrong, evil and inexcusable as the Holocaust. Issue #2-War is always a last resort; the lives of many people are lost in wars.