Eichmann in Jerusalem (#1 The House Of Justice, 2024)

From our Virtual Reading Group (VRG) Session on Friday, March 1
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[@WalterThorne-h5k]

Professor Roger…thanks for such an interesting class.

[@srenottohansen8193]

Brilliant podcast. Thank you Mr. Berkowitz.

[@sylviaboyes2124]

Many thanks

[@ABB56.]

Absolutely fascinating. ❤️

[@mikejaz2]

@14:00, I disagree with your assessment. Eichmann did not say "...we shall meet again (in the afterlife)", he said "...we shall meet again." He was speaking metaphorically, casting himself as the personificstion of evil, and suggesting to his audience that they might be killing him, but they would never be able to kill the evil thst he represents. To me, it seems that Eichmann was quite aware of how evil his deeds were, and how evil he was...and he did not care.

[@Cyberphunkisms]

WOW WE ARE READING THIS? nice

[@mochapella]

Thank you. Who are you?

[@jerrysullivan1598]

Is there hope for humans?

[@michaelmoskowitz3212]

The banality of evil describes the critic’s comments that you don’t understand. She in fact was trying to show it only takes a normal person in an authoritarian system to do evil, even if they are just trying to do good according to the system. No extraordinary evil intent is required.

[@Cyberphunkisms]

its kinda hard reading this without tears eh to me anyway

[@lamegalectora]

He should cut his hair short, for starters. As to what he says, far too many AAH’s and AAM’s I cannot take them.