How to approach Mein Kampf

[Pangean]

None. I have the book myself. There's alot of content to learn from mein kamph. In ways it reflects me in some way aswell. Especially the struggle America faces from anti Americanism.

You are a plagiarist and a dishonest one at that, although that's kinda repetitive.

[Donald Hellscream]

How to approach it? Not worth the paper it is written on.

[want my Slimjim]

You are a plagiarist and a dishonest one at that, although that's kinda repetitive.

I didn't plagiarize anything. I didn't know someone made the same thing. Im shocked myself.

[Skulltaker]

Any decently intelligent person should aproach it like every other book out there. It's nothing special.

It is however boring and extremly badly written to the point where it gets painful to read. Sentences are long to give the illusion of complexity, to divert of the obvious inexperience of the author.

It will give you a glimpse into the trainwreck that was the mind of old Adolf, but if you manage to find any life lessons in it you probably skipped classes once to often. There are no revelations to be found, and only onesided aproaches towards the truth.

The title is pretty well chosen one would have to admit, it serves the purpose of the book very well.

[sarahtasher]

I suspect that some people writing on the site plagiarized by the OP are very cranky because of Wonder Woman in Batman vs Superman hence the need of doubling down on trolling nowadays.

Incidentally, it's very pathetic to plagiarize, especially from your fellow comrades.

[Pwellzor]

I didn't plagiarize anything. I didn't know someone made the same thing. Im shocked myself.

Dude, its exactly the same. Give it up.

[Medusa Cascade]

Slimjim threads are always entertaining. "I'm not a racist yet I visit stormfront" this guy is a riot

[Skulltaker]

I didn't plagiarize anything. I didn't know someone made the same thing. Im shocked myself.

Well what originality can one expect who looks forward towards reading Mein Kampf. The book itself has no originality either.

[Celista]

I didn't plagiarize anything. I didn't know someone made the same thing. Im shocked myself.

Really? Word for word huh...come on now....

[Santti]

You are saying you just happened to make almost exactly the same post, word for word, by accident?

[Celista]

Slimjim threads are always entertaining. "I'm not a racist yet I visit stormfront" this guy is a riot

I mean, that's assuming this guy makes these threads and actually believes what he types.

[Skulltaker]

Slimjim threads are always entertaining. "I'm not a racist yet I visit stormfront" this guy is a riot

One CAN visit these sites for the giggles, you know. Just as people can enjoy bad movies. I had a riot when my wife dragged me into Twilight and I started pointing out the flaws in the story and all guys in the movie started chuckling.

[Pangean]

I didn't plagiarize anything. I didn't know someone made the same thing. Im shocked myself.

Yeah you did . Word for word. It's ok it's not like it changed anyone's opinion of you.

[Verzen]

If you want to learn how to approach that book, I'd suggest asking Trump.

[Skulltaker]

You are saying you just happened to make almost exactly the same post, word for word, by accident?

It happens. I started working on a book series about a young boy who discovers he's a wizard on his 11th birthday and goes to a school of magic for seven years. He's an orphan because a dark wizard killed his parents when he was still a baby. I just need a simple catchy name for the protagonist, I think this could be big.

[May90]

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I see where you got your ideas about "white race preservation" and "the only language to use in public", OP...

On topic, I wouldn't read that book. There are much more warm and empowering books out there, than the book written by one of the most harmful persons to ever walk this world and promoting one of the nastiest ideologies ever to exist. Thanks, I'll pass!

[Gheld]

I wonder about the critiqueing I see here. Because the same sorts of people are also like "OMG LOVECRAFT IS SUCH A TERRIBLE AUTHOR AND HIS WRITING STYLE SUCKS." but I mean... His writing style isn't terrible. It's not God tier or anything.

I feel like people just feel pressed to look for whatever they can wrong with such a product because the author was a racist fuckwit.

Which is LELL tier maturity level.

[callipygoustp]

What I would like to address here are the various ways to approach the reading of Mein Kampf, once one has chosen a translation.

Mein Kampf, of course, may be read like any ordinary book, by beginning with page one of the first chapter, and proceeding through to the end.

The first chapter, "In the House of My Parents," is short and moves quickly. The next two chapters, however, "Years of Study and Suffering in Vienna" and "General Political Considerations Based on My Vienna Period," can be tough going for those who are new to National-Socialism. Detailed discussions on topics such as the past mayors of Vienna, can be difficult and off-putting for someone who does not have a grounding in such topics.

Alternately, one may approach Mein Kampf by reading cetain key ideological chapters first. In this way, the reader can get right to the heart of Hitler's thought, and see how it applies to the world today.

The two chapters that are most crucial in understanding the National-Socialist worldview is "Nationalism" (Volume I, Chapter 11) and "The State" (Volume II, Chapter 2). "Nationalism" discusses the core of NS nationalist theory; "The State" describes the ideal type of society which we National-Socialists are struggling to build.

A third approach to Mein Kampf is to read the chapters dealing with the early history of the NS movement, and with practical aspects of building the Movement.
"The Beginning of My Political Activity" (Vol. I, Chapt. 8)
"The German Workers' Party" (I:9)
"The First Period of Development of the National Socialist German Worker's Party" (I:12)
"The Struggle of the Early Period--The Significance of the Spoken Word" (II:6)
"The Struggle with the Red Front" (II:7)
"The Strong Man is Mightiest Alone (II:8)
"Basic Ideas Concerning the Meaning and Organization of the SA" (II:9)
"Propaganda and Organization" (II:11)
Utimately, you want to read every word in the book. But it is a long, serious, complex book, and each reader will have to decide which way to approach it is best for him or her.

Mein Kampf is not light reading, nor is it designed for casual entertainment. It needs to be studied carefully, and the reader should go over key passages again and again until their full meaning and implications sink in.

"My Struggle" can be a struggle indeed--but one that greatly repays the effort one puts into it. In the end, truly grasping Mein Kampf is the equivalent of earning a graduate degree at a major university!

As was provided earlier : https://www.stormfront.org/forum/t946326/

Holy shit dude, if you are going to copy paste someone else's post, you should note it. Poor form, very poor form. Granted, on a lightly moderated site like mmoc, not surprising.

[want my Slimjim]

You are saying you just happened to make almost exactly the same post, word for word, by accident?

Yeah look i didnt know . I've never been to stormfront in my life.

Let's get back on topic.

[Santti]

It happens. I started working on a book series about a young boy who discovers he's a wizard on his 11th birthday and goes to a school of magic for seven years. He's an orphan because a dark wizard killed his parents when he was still a baby. I just need a simple catchy name for the protagonist, I think this could be big.

I have to admit, that does sound interesting.