
Episode 181: Hannah Arendt on the Banality of Evil (Part Two)
The Partially Examined Life Philosophy Podcast
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The Death Penalty
In the end, i think she that judgment is in the spirit of this, the great crime that offends nature. You admitted that you committed a crime against the jewish people even though you didn't hate the jews and therefore you don't feel guilty for it. Your role was an accident, and almost anybody could have done that in your place. In other words, he had bad moral to return us to. And no, yes, ikeman wouldn't have ended up a hitler if it weren't for the rise of hitler in the third rike. If you did it, then life doesn't matter. This is the reason and the only reason, you must
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