Question

What kind of human rights violations took place during Hitler rule?
Would you consider people to be ‘free’ under Hitler rule?

Answer 1

Hitler used socialism. Stalin used conmunism. In both places they became tyrants where in Germany:
- Jews had no rights & killed for being Jewish.
- No freedom of press
- Didn't vote our go against anything Hitler said and if Hitler was speaking, you faced the possibility of Death.
- No fair trial
In Russia:
You where under a communist president that didn't allow first amendment rights. As well, You didn't enter our excite the country. No just trial.

Answer 2

@paki

Answer 3

This makes no sense: "You where under a communist president that didn't allow first amendment rights."

I think you mean, "...doesn't allow the rights set forth in the U.S. First Ammendment."

Answer 4

@tkhunny "doesn't allow the rights set forth in the U.S. First Ammendment."

Ammendment = amendment....

PLUS my explanation is VERY MUCH CLEAR except "You where under a communist president that didn't allow first amendment rights. " it should be "you were under a communist president who didn't allow first amendment rights...

Answer 5

no hitler burned people

Answer 6

He also gassed them

Answer 7

Go paki I think he is right

Answer 8

I liked Paki's answer, excepting the reference that somehow seemed to imply that a Soviet president should have paid attention to the U.S. 1st Amendment.

Ethnic cleansing is a sure and clear Civil Rights Violation.
Lack of Free Exercise of Conscience is a sure and clear Civil Rights Violation.

Answer 9

communist president will always be against the amendments... :)

Answer 10

@tkhunny

Answer 11

Why would a communist president speak anything against the U.S. constitution?

I can see why a communist president would speak against the the rights set forth in the 1st Ammendment to the U.S. constitution?

It is a very subtle point.

Answer 12

@tkhunny am not discussing any president who will speak anything against the US constitution sir...

Answer 13

I said it was a subtle point. It may exist only in my head. :-)