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He's also feeling out of place himself, he constantly tells us how he had wished a different life for himself and this is part of his struggle. The title Min Kamp is very, very appropriate and choosing it despite knowing many people would think of Hitler's work is a bold move on his part. To us, as a culture, it finally gives us something to move on from the totalitarian piece of shit manifest Hitler wrote and reflect what it means to be a man.
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Jan 10, 2021 05:27AM
He's also feeling out of place himself, he constantly tells us how he had wished a different life for himself and this is part of his struggle. The title Min Kamp is very, very appropriate and choosing it despite knowing many people would think of Hitler's work is a bold move on his part. To us, as a culture, it finally gives us something to move on from the totalitarian piece of shit manifest Hitler wrote and reflect what it means to be a man.
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