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[mailto:owner-heidegger@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]Namens Gary Moore
Verzonden: woensdag 6 oktober 2004 19:14
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Onderwerp: Fwd: Re: [nominalism] Re: [analytical-indicant-theory] Was
Hitler a Christian?
JUD: However at that time [1933] Heidegger was very much in favour with the hierarchy and was sharing discussion tables with criminals who were later hanged or were issued with heavy sentences. Is it possible that being so close to the levers of Nazi power that he WASN'T aware of the Nazi attitudes towards Catholicism?
GCM2: NO! He persecuted Catholics himself when he was Rector of Freiburg per Schneeburger who in the sixties was ridiculed because he insisted Heidegger was a real, true, full-blown Nazi!
Gary, could you give quotes that support this assertion? Don't you think your accusation serious enough - you use
the word "persecution" - that you should have done that right away?
Or -i'm just asking- do you think you're allowed to assert anything, just like that?
Because, in that case, it would hit back like a boomerang, to you and the country you live in. Every day now, there
are more people killed than in the period 1933-1939. And i don't hear nothing from you about that.
(i once read Schneeberger, and have very different memories from what you write here.
"Fullblown Nazi"? Please, what did *Guido Schneeberger* write? So that we can save him from your wild accusations.
it's a sad sight, this allied lying by you and Jud.
rene
ah, here is Schneeberger, let's take a look. Can't see nothing on persecuted Catholics.
Hey, what's this?: "The philosopher Heidegger member of the NSDAP." (documents 18 and 19)
- (NSDAP = National Socialist German Workers Party. Translated into: Nazi Party. I repeat that
a lot can be learned only from this dwarfing strategy - see also what Heidegger comments to
'UB' UNiv. Library, in: What calls for thinking?)
It's an article from "Der Alemanne", revolutionary gazette of the national socialists of Oberbaden,
a philosophical review - Jews and Catholics not mentioned - i must say, Gary, by far superior
to your equations of Heidegger and Hume. Good understanding of H's relation to Kant and Aristoteles.
Read it, i'd say, there's a lot for you to learn in Schneeberger. Sincerily.
rene
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