FREE ESSAY ON NAZI IN GERMANY

NAZI IN GERMANY

Almost every day of my life I am bombarded with concepts that are sometimes so incredible,
my jaw drops and I am left in dazed wonderment. Sometimes the things I learn are so out
there that I ask myself why? Three things that I always felt were inexplicable was the
rise of the neo-Nazi party in Germany. The I'm the victim mentality of incarcerated
inmates. And finally, why many people won't accept responsibility for their actions.
Firstly, one of the worst things that ever happened to Germany was the rise of the Nazi
political party. The Nazi's brought out the worst of humanities aspects in a culture that
is normally very friendly and open. So why are the new Nazi's being allowed to rise in
the political structure? Haven't the German people learned from the past? In today's
world, no culture can subscribe to isolationism; also, it's been shown that all cultures
have something to offer, that there are bright, articulate people in every part of the
world. Secondly, I have found that most of the inmates I've encountered are victims, at
least in their own minds. The usual excuses are It's not my fault I had to steal, I
didn't have any job skills and everyone is against me. It is never the individual's fault
that he or she was involved some kind of criminal activity. If the so-called victims of
the state acted in a sensible manner and as adults, they never would have been
incarcerated. The simple truth is, if one acts in a delinquent manner, no matter of
social standing, one will be treated accordingly. Finally, the most incomprehensible idea
I've encountered is that many people won't accept responsibility for their actions; it is
always someone's fault, but never one's own. The plain fact is, if I want to be regarded
as a mature adult, I must take the punishment for anything I might do. But in the world
today, it seems that putting the blame on someone else is a regular past-time. He makes
me crazy! She pushed me over the edge. If only she had stopped, I never would have done
that. Since when have others controlled the way a person acts in such ways as those
listed? Instead people should say I let him get me upset. I allowed my temper get away
from me. And I granted her the power to control me. Outside influences will create
situations that I may not be able to control, but I will accept the responsibility for
the actions I perform. That is what being an adult is about. There will always be
influences in my life that will stupify me. The important thing is that even if I can't
control what is going on with those events, I can control how I act, for I am the master
of my ship. Whoever can't, might as well never leave his or her home.