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Prompt: Hitler's philosophy of life was

Hitler's philosophy of life was one of individual growth; he thought that he had accomplished it by becoming a great and powerful leader and, through his leadership, he had given a good example to the people. His philosophy of life was, in essence, one of individualism; he thought if you become a great leader and a great nation, you are likely to create even greater leaders and even greater nations. He thought that he had achieved this by his leadership for the betterment of his people and by improving the country for the betterment of all of its people. In this way, he thought Hitler could bring about the greatest things for every human being regardless of race, gender, ethnic origin, or religion (which was, as most Americans believe, simply not an option during that time period). He was a man who made no distinction between a nation and an individual, or between human beings and the earth upon which they lived. He, like other people of European descent, simply lived with the natural environment. He did what was right, no matter who he faced

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>With Hitler you are scared. You know you would never be able to talk to that man; because there is nobody there
Hitler-san is just like me desu....