After the indignation, I calm down and think, why are there so many people who know that he is a butcher but still willingly serve him and kill for him?
True demagogues know what the people want to hear and want. Hitler in 1933 was well aware of the German national conditions of the Great Depression. The people did not need the democratic freedom of the Weimar Republic. What they needed was work and bread. These things Weimar couldn't give them, and the Nazis could. So people at that time were willing to follow him and obey his leadership. Hitler in 2014 also took hold of the people. In the increasingly busy urban life, people's souls are becoming more and more empty. They no longer need material bread, but need richer spiritual food. And these, TV can't give them, the Internet can't give them. These mediums have become completely overrun with boring news and gossip. At this time, a eloquent person suddenly appeared out of thin air, commenting on current affairs with sharp words, which can be said to be a clear stream in the media industry. Even though he resembled the Führer in appearance and caused quite a bit of controversy at first, people believed that the Führer was dead. Coupled with his speech so moving, over time more and more people began to pay attention to him, listen to him and finally identify with him. Some TV stations even saw ratings plummet for refusing to broadcast his speech. The people have gone crazy for the Führer once again.
Even if the social environment has identified the Führer to such a degree, there are still people who are sober-minded and maintain a keen sense of insight. The reporter who discovered Hitler finally saw the clue and confirmed that the Führer who was enthusiastically sought after by the general public was indeed the "dead" Hitler. The reporter decided to personally solve the culprit that may bring disaster to mankind again. Before that, the head of state was attacked by extremists and was hospitalized. After the hospital made a scene, the reporter forced the head of state with guns to the roof, and the final battle to the death was imminent.
The reporter's hand with the gun was shaking, but the confident head of state was still eloquently expounding his point of view. In 1933, it was the people who made the historical choice at that time and chose him as a monster. And now, the people once again agreed with him. Those who deny him are denying public opinion. However, just as he ended his tirade with the phrase, "You would never shoot," the reporter pulled the trigger. The Führer fell from the roof in consternation, like the Imperial Eagle that fell in Berlin in 1945.
has it ended?
The reporter walked to the edge of the rooftop, looked down with the probe, but did not see the body of the head of state. Just as he was puzzled, the Führer whispered from behind: "You can't get rid of me, I am from all of you."
As soon as he finished speaking, the reporter took off his headgear. It turned out that this was a movie made by the head of state's new book. The screen changes, the real reporter has been detained in a mental hospital, and his Jewish girlfriend is crying outside the snow-white ward. . .
The minds of the people are like a sheet of snow-white paper, but it is also destined that the careerists can smear on it, allowing the people to hurt those who really want to protect themselves.
In fact, even in modern times, after the most thorough reflection on Germany in the 70 years since the end of World War II, the shadow of the Nazis has not left. "The fire of hell never goes out, it's just waiting for its time under the ashes".
I have no intention of denying the profound reflection of the German people on the past, but when the devil returns from hell in the guise of entertaining the public, how many people will be able to resist his spiritual erosion?
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