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At 9/19/09 12:07 PM, Rummy0 wrote: artist.

Obviously, but he sucked at it. Either that or they were trying to bash him

That's pretty fucking easy if you've taken any history course in High School or even Junior High. He'd be an artist or an author, or both maybe.

At 9/24/09 02:46 AM, mrgreg846 wrote: That's pretty fucking easy ... He'd be an artist or an author, or both maybe.

"Pretty easy" went to "fairly uncertain" relatively fast in your reply.

At 9/24/09 02:46 AM, mrgreg846 wrote: That's pretty fucking easy if you've taken any history course in High School or even Junior High. He'd be an artist or an author, or both maybe.

Erm no. His art was turned down, and his writing was terrible. He was good at speaking in public though, and a decent soldier.

At 9/7/09 12:03 AM, Dawnslayer wrote: Hitler applied to an art college first, after which he was rejected (apparently for not creating "true" art), ended up homeless for three years, and started reading anti-Semitic brochures. And that was where his career as a politician started.

Had the art college accepted him, we probably wouldn't even be familiar his name if we weren't Germans. We'd be prattling on about some other dictator who started World War II, possibly Stalin. Or we could be in the middle of WW2 right now. No way to tell.

It's funny how such very small things could have such a huge impact on history. Would there had even been a WW2 should Hitler had been accepted to the art college? Just one man's decision on accepting him or not, would have made such a big difference.

Hitler wanted to perfect the art of dance!

No wait, that's just me.

At 9/27/09 04:48 PM, 4urentertainment wrote:

It's funny how such very small things could have such a huge impact on history. Would there had even been a WW2 should Hitler had been accepted to the art college? Just one man's decision on accepting him or not, would have made such a big difference.

True. But, then, would Himmler or Goebells have gotten a career in the mainstream, gradually harnessing the German resentments, making permanent changes?

And what about the communists?

And what about Soviet Russia?

Would America have recovered?

Would Japan become a democracy?

So may questions. And not one true answer.