Hello Aaron,

 TR>> Hitler's mother was a Catholic who went to mass pretty regularly. TR>He
 at> was confirmed a Catholic in Austria in the early 1900's. After TR>he no
 at> longer lived at home he stopped attending mass.

 at> But they don't preach genocide at mass. That's only taught in muslim
 at> religion.

Hitler always considered himself as being cultural Catholic.
IOW, attending Mass has nothing to do with the fact he was born
and raised Catholic.  He was never excommunicated by the RCC,
and he never officially left the RCC.  Same as most Catholics
today who no longer attend Mass.

Eugenics was a philosophy created in the good ol' US of A.
And later adopted by Germany and other nations.  Hitler and
his National Socialists loved it.

Before eugenics, the way to treat patients was "talk therapy".
With these new ideas, other means of treating patients became all
the rage.  Such as lobotomies.  And drug therapy.  Not so much
talk therapy, as that was way too time-consuming.  And also
not many success stories, even after all that talk.

We still use eugenics today.  Although we no longer call it that.
Genetic engineering, gene-splicing, etc., is what gives us the
edge in treating patients.  Or rather, preventing future patients
by curing diseases before they happen.

Yes, we can thank the Nazis for giving us prozac.  And viagra.

--Lee

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