>The trick is in understanding >where the line between good and evil lies - I am not sure that Arnie is >able to make that distinction.
I would have to say that he can. He is a very VERY big supporter of one of the holocaust groups (don't recall the name right now). I pretty sure he in part does that out of guilt because IIRC, his father was in the Nazi party, and he feels since he has the means, he should spend a good chunk of it trying to make up for the horrors that his father committed. He also does not do this in a "public" manner, that is, he doesn't hold publicity stints to go "hey look at how nice of a guy I am", he just does it and keeps quite about it because he isn't doing it for the good PR, but doing it because he genuinely feels he should. I would say that is a good sign of someone who is well aware of the distinction between admiring Hitler for what he achieved conceptually, vs admiring him for what he achieved in reality. -chris <http://www.mythtech.net> ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
