As to Hitler's vegetarianism, it was apparently a sudden conversion.  He
usually had bacon and eggs for breakfast, but the morning after his sister
died, he stared at his breakfast plate, then left the dining room
hurriedly, saying "I do not eat corpses."

Michael Gregory
H-NEXA


Terry Boyce wrote:
>
> Jon Benn wrote:
> >What about killing babies...that's okay according to a
> >postmodern morality. It reminds me of Hitler's concern for finding a humane
> >way to kill lobsters while murdering and torturing humans.
>
> I always thought Hitler was a vegetarian - at least that's what all my
meat-eating friends have always thrown at me. Would someone please set the
record straight? I may have been wrongly maligned all these years.
>
> Terry Boyce

I wonder how many Postmodernists really adhere to a "postmodern
morality"
in the sense described above.  And those who do (Paul de Man?) maybe can
be categorized with pre-postmodern words like: "sociopath".

Show me a postmodernist who would not react in a very
modernist/traditional way, if told that
his/her/other paycheck was just a bunch
of symbols and no longer could be used to buy anything, or at
least that a $100 bill and a penny were of equal value (or lack
of value), and that their medical insurance card was just another
symbol, with no logical connection to any claim
(s)he might have on obtaining medical care.

\brad mccormick

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