Actually, "Mein Kampf" is, in my opinion, a poorly written and boring book. Unfortunately for the German people of that era, required reading by the regime in power at the time. Personally, I think that if read by people of reasonable intelligence, it shows the fanatical rantings going on in the mind of its author.
Alas! In today's world, there are many that search for and find offense in things where none was intended by the person saying or doing the original thing. Of course, many today that take such offense think nothing of saying or doing things that others may find offensive. It appears that we live in a time populated thin skinned people that only care about what they think people should say or think about and not embrace the true nature of diversity.
Alas! There are many that appear to be willing to bow down to this way of thinking rather than think for themselves. I wonder if perhaps we aren't making the same mistakes that the German People made in the 1930's. Time will tell, I suppose.
"It is an intelligent man that is aware of his own ignorance."
