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[da3bous]

I don't know if he deserves it as a person, but his creation revolutionized communication, social behaviour, relationships, business... everything...

Facebook is monumentally significant.

I wouldn't consider him "Person of the Year" material, but his ideas has made a lot of money for a lot of people and as simple as the idea of a website is, it has helped a lot of different industries in this economy grow larger/stay afloat; not to mention, social networking is part of daily life, now.

Very true, but didn't they also consider hitler and saddam hussein people of the year?

[benz88]

your paper can not i find....eeeeeee

[benz88]

Very true, but didn't they also consider hitler and saddam hussein people of the year?

[Han]

Very true, but didn't they also consider hitler and saddam hussein people of the year?

Not sure if serious...

[Average_Jerk]

Not sure if serious...

hitler was Times man of the year at least once

[benz88]

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[jasonklee]

[da3bous]

Not sure if serious...

Dead serious about hitler....lol...saddam not so much

1938 Nazi Germany Adolf Hitler

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_Person_of_the_Year

[Jedidiah]

Dead serious about hitler....lol...saddam not so much

1938 Nazi Germany Adolf Hitler

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_Person_of_the_Year

Yeah, I personally don't put a lot of stock into Time anyway... who reads that mag anymore?

[Kielan]

In 1938 Hitler was Man of the Year.

I watched a very interesting bit on that last night on History Channel "The Third Reich: The Rise" very interesting, extremely disturbing, but interesting.

I don't really don't know how else to say this, and I mean no offense at all. Hitler, was perhaps one of the most impressive politicians of his period, from the time he took power to right up where WWII started, that was political mastery.

No I DON'T mean that he was great for ****** Jews and people that weren't Arian (sp?) but the way he expressed his message, and the way he got more power and gained the trust of the German people. That was impressive.

The documentary is a must watch IMO, to really get what I'm saying if you're not well versed in that time period of European history.

[Average_Jerk]

Yeah, I personally don't put a lot of stock into Time anyway... who reads that mag anymore?

Ive looked at 3 mags in the last 6 months, only because i knew people who had their cars featured in them.

[da3bous]

Yeah, I personally don't put a lot of stock into Time anyway... who reads that mag anymore?

not lobster dog for sure, he is busy thwarting enemies....

spiders in your vagina you say?

[Kielan]

Khrushchev was also person of the year. Yeah..

[Han]

In 1938 Hitler was Man of the Year.

I watched a very interesting bit on that last night on History Channel "The Third Reich: The Rise" very interesting, extremely disturbing, but interesting.

I don't really don't know how else to say this, and I mean no offense at all. Hitler, was perhaps one of the most impressive politicians of his period, from the time he took power to right up where WWII started, that was political mastery.

No I DON'T mean that he was great for ****** Jews and people that weren't Arian (sp?) but the way he expressed his message, and the way he got more power and gained the trust of the German people. That was impressive.

The documentary is a must watch IMO, to really get what I'm saying if you're not well versed in that time period of European history.

Completely agreed. The way he was a politician was genius. I saw a documentary on Hitler's living family last night on History. Almost all of them are either dead or now living in hiding. They're pretty ashamed of the name and I think the last 3 descendants that are still able to have children, do not.

[firelizard]

1938 Man of the Year... well, that does make sense. It takes a hell of a guy to gain control of their nation the way he did. And who knew then that he would become what he was?