[GreenTiger]

This guy could claim his Grandfathers royalties from Mein Kampf, rebuild The Berghof in Bavaria. It would make a hell a nice summer home. As Tricks wrote in some ways it would be kind of neat, but at the same time it would suck.

[raydan]

You forgot the other poll option...

Write a book...make millions, then get a movie deal... make even more millions

[andyt]

raydan wrote:

You forgot the other poll option...

Write a book...make millions, then get a movie deal... make even more millions

Yep. Think of the title "I am Hitler's love child." or "I call Hitler Daddy." or "All I really needed to know, I learned from Hitler." or "Achtung, Baby."

[BartSimpson]

Regina wrote:

Crap........I thought it said Opra's book.

'Opa' is a German colloquialism for grandfather.

[Thanos]

You dicks leave my great-grandad alone! You've been mean enough to him already! What did he ever do to you?!?!?

[Regina]

BartSimpson wrote:

Regina wrote:

Crap........I thought it said Opra's book.

'Opa' is a German colloquialism for grandfather.

I know. Just thought he'd make more money with Opra.

[Psudo]

GreenTiger wrote:

Why would anybody want to kill him? [...] why should that single him out for injustice.

These are two very different questions. It shouldn't, but it plausibly would. Grudges aren't always rational.

[GreenTiger]

Psudo wrote:

GreenTiger wrote:

Why would anybody want to kill him? [...] why should that single him out for injustice.

These are two very different questions. It shouldn't, but it plausibly would. Grudges aren't always rational.

Grudges can go deep but his grandson is far removed from what opa did, but you do have a point in that grudges aren't rational and can go real deep.

I like to think that we as people have evolved beyond blood grudges but possibly not.