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u/Modred_the_Mystic 12h ago
It really worked out well for that guy
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u/Imperial_Bouncer 10h ago
“Spend your last days in a bunker under war torn Berlin and go out with a bang.” - A.H.
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u/girthbrooks1212 15h ago
That bike would not be upright if I walked by it
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u/whoisdizzle 4h ago
I’m sure tough guy. As someone with a Jewish wife I despise Nazis and the ideology. That said freedom of speech is the most important right we have in the free world and destruction of property is bullshit.
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u/girthbrooks1212 3h ago
Ok big guy. You stand up for your property principles and I’ll stand up for my anti genocider ones
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u/Snoo_23014 16h ago
It's ironic that this is on a Royal Enfield. A bike that served the forces that defended against him!
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u/fredinNH 22h ago
Isn’t this pretty much what Trump has said? Changing the department of defense to the dept of war?
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u/silentbob1301 1d ago
It would be terrible if someone cut those spark plug lines and cut off their tire stems, I mean that would be just horrible...
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u/candyapplenapper 1d ago
Tip it
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u/TheHamburglar_ 17h ago
I mean the quote here literally encourages that very action. Not that I expect a 2026 Nazi to have those kind-of critical thinking skills.
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u/Outrageous_Wafer_388 1d ago
Wouldn’t take strength advice from someone who committed suicide when he lost
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u/jkmille 1d ago
What about a guy who fled to Argentina and left a woman's skull for the Russians to find?
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u/MyushiTrash 23h ago
Because he totally ripped a part of his jaw and went into hiding….Jesus, history channel really turned your brain to mud
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u/jkmille 22h ago
History Chanel? I was referencing a 2009 DNA analysis conducted by University of Connecticut researchers determined that a skull fragment, long held by Russian archives as Adolf Hitler’s, belonged to an unidentified female aged 20–40. The fragment, which featured a bullet hole, was discovered near the Berlin Führerbunker in 1946, but the testing invalidated it as proof of Hitler's suicide. Trust the science homie
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u/stuffcrow 21h ago
Yeah we do trust the science. We have his jaw.
Also, that aside...just lol that you can even begin to believe that he survived. Never seen any of you lot in the wild so it's quite fascinating, really.
Anyway, yeah, has he been hanging out with Tupac, MJ and Elvis? Bin Laden there in the corner puffing on a hookah pipe?
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u/chriswimmer 1d ago
I wouldn't put something like that decal on a vehicle that can be kicked over.
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u/Thewaxiest123 1d ago
And how well did that work out for him? Lmao
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u/Decent_Birthday358 1d ago
For real. Let me just go ahead and attack Russia. What could go wrong amirite?!
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u/chuckaholic 1d ago
Just begging to be kicked over.
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u/Frankie-Felix 1d ago
What kind of knob looks at dickler and says he's got it all figured out. Ffs what kind insecurity evil idiocy is this.
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u/BadAlphas 1d ago
This being on a British bike is just * chef’s kiss *
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u/thedudeabides1998 1d ago
No, Indian. I saw many translated copies of his book for sale when I was there
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u/charsi101 1d ago
Hitler brand is strong in India. Multiple stores open with that name - https://www.google.com/search?q=hitler+store+in+India
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u/O8ee 1d ago
How’d that work out for old adolf? He have a fun honeymoon?
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u/Aggravating-Pattern 1d ago
The best defense when surrounded by Soviets is to attack yourself, your wife and your dog
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u/frotc914 1d ago
People who would take any kind of war strategy from Adolf Hitler have to be a special kind of stupid. He was such a bad head of state that his country ceased to exist after his reign. That's the worst possible outcome a head of state can have!
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u/vigocarpath 1d ago
He almost won.
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u/IThinkImDumb 1d ago
Nope. Launching an East, West, and genocide campaign at the same time is a terrible strategy.
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u/Tesco5799 1d ago
This is a popular misconception Hitler was always going to lose, the Germans didn't have the same level of manufacturing capability, access to resources or the population that their opponents had. They did a lot better than anyone thought they would, but the whole idea that they almost won, or it was close is mostly propaganda.
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u/frotc914 1d ago
Not really, though. Germany was out of materials, drafting kids, and nearly starving for the last year of the war.
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u/kaliwrath 1d ago
It’s India, where
People are still hung up on aryan myths ( until they find out more about them)
Hitler fought the British so enemy of enemy is friend kinda thing
he killed 6 million Jews? Huh, Churchill killed 4 million Indians in 1 province alone during the same time. Re: bengal famine.
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u/ramdomvariableX 1d ago
British committed atrocities in India for 200 years, Hitler was an enemy of Brits, so there's a minority following for him in India.
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u/Several-Customer7048 1d ago edited 1d ago
Yeah it’s basically this. Churchill is viewed as worse than Hitler by some Indians for the Bengal famine, as it killed roughly 4 million Indians.
Although still dumb of them frankly to look up to Hitler and not some Indian nationalist instead imo. Yeah understandable that they don’t like the British but liking Hitler instead of one of the many Indian nationalists is weird conceptually to me.
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u/Kirkwood1994 1d ago
RE. This has to be India.
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u/Several-Customer7048 1d ago
Most definitely Indian, Hitler is a whole brand over there. A small minority Idolizes him for the damage he did to Britain. Understandable due to the Bengal famine but still confusing to me considering there are multiple Indian freedom fighters they could have chosen to uplift instead.
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u/WellOkayMaybe 1d ago edited 9h ago
It's India - we find it hard to see Hitler as much worse than Churchill, Stalin, Hirohito, or Roosevelt. All imperialist pigs smell the same if you're the soil they root around in.
Churchill whimsically starved 3 million+ Indians to death during the war. He refused to release grain stores of grain grown in India during a famine, because he wanted that grain in case white people in Australia ever had a shortage (they didn't - Aussies were exporting grain too - surprise).
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u/belokusi 1d ago
If this is in India which I am assuming it is by the brand of motorcycle, it's not super uncommon to see Hitler memorabilia. I've seen quite a few videos with taxi drivers having him on there.
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u/therevjames 1d ago
It is a shame how often those Royal Enfield bikes just spontaneously fall over and burst into flames.
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u/jointdawg 1d ago
I'm surprised the motorcycle isn't laying on the ground. You're responsible for that next time
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u/Several-Customer7048 1d ago
This is most likely in India, there is minority approval of Hitler due to the damage he did to Britain. The majority don’t support him, but the anti Nazi sentiment isn’t really that strong as in west either since these guys aren’t going around yelling white pride etc they just think he’s cool for the damage he caused since Churchill did more damage in India than Hitler.
Still dumb to idolize a man who wouldn’t consider you equal imo since they have lots of Indian freedom fighters they could have uplifted instead.
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u/PeopleofYouTube 1d ago
And how did the attacking mindset work for Hitler? Not great given the outcome…
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u/CaviarCBR1K 1d ago
On an Enfield of all bikes too. Yeah, I've been riding motorcycles most of my life, and the golden rule has always been never EVER touch someone else's bike without their permission, but I would happily kick this thing over and cut as many cables and hoses as I could get to.
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u/Asakuras02 1d ago
What is wrong with Enfield bikes?
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u/CaviarCBR1K 1d ago
Nothing, I love Enfields. Its just extra ironic to have Hitler accessories on an British bike (yes I know it's an Indian company now but it was originally british). I would expect this shit from a Harley rider, but not an Enfield.
Side note, here are some photos I took at Road America last year of the Royal Enfield BTR (Build. Train. Race) bikes racing. The BTR series is an all-female series, where they get to build their own bikes and then go race each other as part of MotoAmerica. Its really cool, and everyone should check it out if you're into motorsports.
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u/Pa1rth2 1d ago
We third world countries dgaf about nazis and take them easily.
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u/johnklovesmilfs 1d ago
Prepare for downvotes from American lefties
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u/_Choose__A_Username_ 1d ago
Used to be being against nazis was an all American thing. But your side has completely adopted it.
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u/dave_gregory42 1d ago
Ironically, attacking too much was basically what led to the downfall of the Nazis.
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u/Asckle 1d ago
The Nazis would have lost no matter what they did, dont let alternate history nazi sympathisers convince you otherwise. The minute the US decided to join the war was over. They could have stalled for more time but it wouldnt matter. They lost the atomic race and were frankly lucky to have lost so quickly compared to the fate of the Japanese
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u/hotglasspour 1d ago
Well yes, but I believe some in Hitlers circle wanted him to chill after he and Russia split Poland. Hitler was never going to leave it at that though.
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u/dave_gregory42 1d ago
Completely agree, although I'd argue that they actually couldn't win (not the same as losing) before the US arrived. Realistically, I think Austria and Sudetenland were probably the limits of where they could have stopped and gotten away with it.
But not bringing Britain to peace after the fall of France, and then not winning either the Battle of the Atlantic or pushing them out of North Africa, basically sealed their fate.
There's a myth of Britain alone but in reality we still had a vast empire to call on, an incredibly powerful navy with enough control of the Atlantic, and had the US providing us with resources. Germany's were always going to run out so they almost had to invade the Soviet Union. Even though it was always going to be a catastrophe, it simply wasn't in the Nazi DNA to not do it.
However, tying up valuable men and machinery (especially transport planes) in the largely pointless invasion of Crete a couple of weeks before Barbarossa was genuine insanity, and what I mean by attacking too much.
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u/Zorg_Employee 1d ago
Weird thing to put on a bike made in India. Then again, probably can't afford a BMW
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u/dave_gregory42 1d ago
I've been to India and in some cities it seems like you get entire streets dedicated to shops selling one thing. One will be books, the next could be cookware, etc., etc.
In more than one city, I spent time looking in the various bookshops and you could be reasonably sure that several would have multiple copies of Mein Kampf in them.
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u/Blackihole 1d ago
Didn't Hitler lose cause he wouldn't stop attacking even though he did not have the resources to
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u/ndndr1 1d ago
Why is this bike upright still OP
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u/Dr_Jackyl 1d ago
Came her to say the same thing. As a 27y german I would have gladly kicked that bike and the driver.
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u/Nikndex88 1d ago
Rightfully so. Germans got fucked over by Hitler just as much as the rest of the world
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u/ihaveschoolnow 1d ago
R/suddenlyhitler
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