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...called to chastity...[and only in that way can they] approach Christian perfection." In other words: you are depraved if you're gay, don't you dare have sex if you want God to forgive you, but we love you anyway. Lat's textual editing is tantamount to quoting Hitler as saying. "I...[think Jews are]...great...
Another editor of The Crimson, Brad Edward White, ended a review of The Bell Curve by asking "thinking conservatives" to reconsider their "urge to dismantle government." It seems ironic that Mr. White would consider strengthening the likes of Hitler, Stalin, and Sanger's favorite tool: a powerful central government meant to administer a program of eugenics...
...years later, has become of the immense quantities of works of art -- paintings, sculptures, drawings, antiquities, textiles -- that Germany stole from Russia and Russia from Germany? Many of the missing objects, no doubt, were destroyed; others, stolen by individual soldiers. But systematic cultural looting was also policy for both Hitler and Stalin, and both sides carried it out on an unprecedented scale, using art specialists to pick the goodies...
...tipped? Not for long. Aristide is a liberation theologian. His people are starved for freedom. Neither will long tolerate -- let alone express gratitude for -- foreign domination. No one does. In 1966 Charles de Gaulle ordered American troops -- successors of the D-day soldiers who had liberated France from Hitler and were now part of NATO -- to get out of France. "Do you want us to move American cemeteries out of France as well? asked Secretary of State Dean Rusk...
...Times. And Lady Macbeth was a gracious hostess. Cedras, a notably bloody and ruthless man on a bloody, miserable island, should go and teach Carter's Sunday school class sometime. Carter, citizen of the world, seems to have missed class the day we learned that even a character like Hitler can turn on the charm...