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Popularity
Although Hitler originally wrote this book mostly for the followers of National Socialism, it grew in popularity. From the royalties, Hitler was able to afford a Mercedes automobile while still imprisoned. Moreover,
he accumulated a tax debt of 405,500 Reichsmark (about US$ 8 million today, or €6 million) from the sale of about 240,000 copies by the time he became chancellor in 1933 (at which time his debt was waived).[10][11]
This part about book one of Shicklegruber's struggles, is also key.
See, he had tons of tax debt in 1933 when he was elected.
But he got a jubilee, forgiveness of debt. I ask you plainly: FROM WHAT FOUNTAIN OF MERCY, DID SHICKLEGRUBER'S PERSONAL TAX JUBILEE, EMANATE?
I have explained that I would proceed with global jubilee, if given the power to do so.
now if you say the German People, forgave Shicklegruber in 1933, his debt. Well, then if I forgive the debt of the world's people tomorrow, will those two jubilee have come from the same source?
One man is forgiven by the people
One man forgives the people.
What is the difference, is terms of forgiveness and what results when forgiveness of subjected to justice? For what, shall the people of Germany, forgive anyone? If their gold is taken by their King, they forgive him? What if their gold is taken by a Superior King? Shall they also forgive?
What is the nature and meaning and parlance of these words:
- jubilation
- festival
- celebration
- forgiveness
And in what way might a King display these? Would he do so by writing about his "struggle", and asking the readers to die for him? No, that's kinda stupid.
But it seems that our world is run by those who would instead use the counterpoint, aka "the children" of the world, to focus the concomitant powers. So if a King rise up and forgive the debts of every parent, shall he not then also grant a significant boon to every child on Earth? I say so.
One other way to look at these moments in time is not just as "forgiveness", but also "pardon" of error.
In the fine Hollywodd film "Schindler's List" we see Oscar Schindler pleading with Herman the sniper commandant. He says, codedly to him "True power is in forgiveness, or pardoning of error" and we see the evil German shitbag sniper of prisoners, struggle, as he tries to forgive a young child for not using lye to clean his bathtub. In the scene I describe, we see that he has the power of ultimate King, but he cannot forgive this error. He does not "pardon" the error, he snipes the kid.
Good King, Bad King, which shall you get, if you have no preference, or if you preferences have been whittled away and placed upon the shelf like a treasured curio?
