content: Reading the Mein Kampf together: part 2 Hey guys! I see that you liked the first "episode" so i decided to continue, in the quote that will follow young Adolf is living alone in Vienna, working construction jobs to make a living and save something to continue his education as an architect, in this period he comes in contact with the marxists during his lunch breaks, in particular the adherents to the social democratic party of Austria-Hungary. "At first i tried to keep silent. But at lenght it became impossible. I began to take a position and to oppose them" [...] "I wrestled with my innermost soul: are these people human, worthy to belong to a great nation? A painful question, for if it's answered in the affirmative, the struggle for my nationality really ceases to be worth the hardships and sacrifices which the best of us have to make for the sake of such scum, and if it's answered in the negative, our nation is pitifully poor of human beings" [...] He then begins to read the "Arbeiter-Zeitung", the newspaper of the social democrats, and the work of Marx, to understand their ideology from within "For me immersion in the literature and press of this doctrine and organization meant finding my way back to my own people. What had seemed to me an unbridgeable gulf became the source of a greater love than ever before. Only a fool can behold the work of this villainous poisoner and still condemn the vicitm" This struck a cord in me, because i frequently ask myself if some people are worth saving, he seems to have a very good point though, the real culprit is those powerful few, whose ethnicity he will discover later, who manufacture and spread such cancerous ideas to the masses who are not prepared enough to resist them, and thus fall into their trap. Let me know what you think.