Tomer Ravid

in Israel, in our age, is to evade the importance of the occasion!) form of "event." Yeah, right, if we are all Jewish and left-wing and we're here in Israel and we speak with a handsome-eloquent voice (yes, actually as if the Nazis were some sort of primitive savages and not a post-enlightenment European culture) and we feel very sorry for all those deaths () it shall be all fine for the near future. Certainly it will.

The reason for this unintelligible emotion to replace a truly rational study of one of the greatest, most extreme concrete sight of philosophy's importance to man's values in modern history, is their opinion of its historical causes. They think that an economical crisis (which had been caused by evil capitalism, ladies and gentlemen, could you think of a deeper contradiction?), loss in WWI and an "axiomatic" sense of hatred which exists in any human being is the cause of

Nazism. *This* is what they teach brain-washed children at high-school and our future days intellectuals at academy. And why would they do that, presuming it might be easily identified that the opposite doctrine is the most rational and least believing in magical means of occurring? Well, it is because their philosophy is just like the Nazis'. They feel sort of sorry for the victims of the National SOCIALISM, but they cannot feel guilty for such an extreme, radical ordeal. They cannot sta...