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*Many Black Supremacists do not support those who preach death to other races, prefering instead for racial segragation (this is a divide amongst Black Supremacists, some of which believe the fight against Whites should be with words and others who truly believe in violence).

*[http://real-life-villains.wikia.com/wiki/Nick_Griffin Nick Griffin], the leader of the BNP, has constantly claimed he does not support thugs that actively harm others - despite it being classed as a White Supremacist group, the modern BNP also has people of non-White ethnicity in it and claim to be "pro-British" - this has made the National Front label them as "soft".

*[http://real-life-villains.wikia.com/wiki/Adolf_Hitler Adolf Hitler] had a love for children, was kind and caring towards animals (including his dog Blondi, who he was very upset to have killed, but did so because he afraid she would be tortured by the Russians if caught) and was also a vegetarian for ethical reasons. He outlawed vivisection on live animals and championed animal rights. Depsite his obsessive hatred for Jews, he actually ~~Gave Preferential Treatment~~ to ~~Some~~ Jews; One of the most famous examples of this was Emil Maurice, one of Hitler’s chauffeurs and a founding officer of the SS. Hitler had been friends with Maurice since 1919, but in 1935 S.S. Commander Heinrich Himmler pushed to expel Maurice and his family from the S.S. after he discovered that his great-grandfather was Jewish. S.S. members had to prove their family’s racial purity history back to at least 1750, but Hitler made an exception for his old friend (much to Himmler’s annoyance) and allowed him to stay. However, there are only two examples of Hitler protecting men who were considered Jews under Jewish law. Hitler’s commanding officer during WWI was Ernst Hess and although he was raised a Protestant his mother was Jewish. Deemed a ‘full-blooded Jew’, Hitler afforded Hess some concessions up until 1941 when he was sent to concentration camp in Milbertshofen for hard labour. Although it’s not known to what extent Hitler personally saw to Hess’ protection before he was sent to the camp, the Fuhrer definitely intervened in the case of the Jewish doctor Eduard Bloch. Bloch had been Hitler’s physician when he was a young boy and he attended to his mother when she was dying of breast cancer. As the Hitler family had little money to spare, Bloch had charged his treatment at a reduced rate and even refused to take any money at all on some occasions. Hitler remembered this act of kindness for years to come and letters written to Bloch from 1937 reveal that Hitler referred to the doctor as a "Edeljude" (noble Jew). Bloch reached out to Hitler in 1938 when his medical practice was shut down and he was consequently given special protection by the Gestapo. Bloch and his wife remained undisturbed until they were able to successfully complete an emigration request to the United States in 1940. This shows that Hitler was an extremely appreciative person. Hitler also admired [http://real-life-villains.wikia.com/wiki/World_War_I World War I] soldiers, regardless of their ethnicity and was a lot more forgiving towards women. Also, unlike modern Neo-Nazis, Hitler also admired other races and was not a very fierce white supremacist.

*[http://real-life-villains.wikia.com/wiki/Adolf_Hitler Adolf Hitler] had a love for children, was kind and caring towards animals (including his dog Blondi, who he was very upset to have killed, but did so because he afraid she would be tortured by the Russians if caught) and was also a vegetarian for ethical reasons. He outlawed vivisection on live animals and championed animal rights. Depsite his obsessive hatred for Jews, he actually gave preferential treatment to some Jews; One of the most famous examples of this was Emil Maurice, one of Hitler’s chauffeurs and a founding officer of the SS. Hitler had been friends with Maurice since 1919, but in 1935 S.S. Commander Heinrich Himmler pushed to expel Maurice and his family from the S.S. after he discovered that his great-grandfather was Jewish. S.S. members had to prove their family’s racial purity history back to at least 1750, but Hitler made an exception for his old friend (much to Himmler’s annoyance) and allowed him to stay. However, there are only two examples of Hitler protecting men who were considered Jews under Jewish law. Hitler’s commanding officer during WWI was Ernst Hess and although he was raised a Protestant his mother was Jewish. Deemed a ‘full-blooded Jew’, Hitler afforded Hess some concessions up until 1941 when he was sent to concentration camp in Milbertshofen for hard labour. Although it’s not known to what extent Hitler personally saw to Hess’ protection before he was sent to the camp, the Fuhrer definitely intervened in the case of the Jewish doctor Eduard Bloch. Bloch had been Hitler’s physician when he was a young boy and he attended to his mother when she was dying of breast cancer. As the Hitler family had little money to spare, Bloch had charged his treatment at a reduced rate and even refused to take any money at all on some occasions. Hitler remembered this act of kindness for years to come and letters written to Bloch from 1937 reveal that Hitler referred to the doctor as a "Edeljude" (noble Jew). Bloch reached out to Hitler in 1938 when his medical practice was shut down and he was consequently given special protection by the Gestapo. Bloch and his wife remained undisturbed until they were able to successfully complete an emigration request to the United States in 1940. This shows that Hitler was an extremely appreciative person. Hitler also admired [http://real-life-villains.wikia.com/wiki/World_War_I World War I] soldiers, regardless of their ethnicity and was a lot more forgiving towards women. Also, unlike modern Neo-Nazis, Hitler also admired other races and was not a very fierce white supremacist.

* The [[Ustaše]], a Croatian fascist terrorist group led by [[Ante Pavelic]], that killed the "undesirbles" such as Serbs, Jews, and Roma (Gypsies) in such a horrible fashion, that even the Nazis didn't want anything to do with them.

*Most organized crime cartels such as the Mafia do not engage in senseless acts of violence like street-gangs and hooligans do - however they will still commit terrible crimes, ableit not as reckless.

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 *Many Black Supremacists do not support those who preach death to other races, prefering instead for racial segragation (this is a divide amongst Black Supremacists, some of which believe the fight against Whites should be with words and others who truly believe in violence).
 *[http://real-life-villains.wikia.com/wiki/Nick_Griffin Nick Griffin], the leader of the BNP, has constantly claimed he does not support thugs that actively harm others - despite it being classed as a White Supremacist group, the modern BNP also has people of non-White ethnicity in it and claim to be "pro-British" - this has made the National Front label them as "soft".
-*[http://real-life-villains.wikia.com/wiki/Adolf_Hitler Adolf Hitler] had a love for children, was kind and caring towards animals (including his dog Blondi, who he was very upset to have killed, but did so because he afraid she would be tortured by the Russians if caught) and was also a vegetarian for ethical reasons. He outlawed vivisection on live animals and championed animal rights.<span style="color:rgb(84,84,84);font-family:arial,sans-serif;font-size:small;line-height:16.545454025268555px;"> </span>Depsite his obsessive hatred for Jews, he actually Gave Preferential Treatment to Some Jews; <span style="color:rgb(85,85,85);font-family:'DroidSans',sans-serif;font-size:13px;">One of the most famous examples of this was Emil Maurice, one of Hitler’s chauffeurs and a founding officer of the SS. Hitler had been friends with Maurice since 1919, but in 1935 S.S. Commander Heinrich Himmler pushed to expel Maurice and his family from the S.S. after he discovered that his great-grandfather was Jewish. S.S. members had to prove their family’s racial purity history back to at least 1750, but Hitler made an exception for his old friend (much to Himmler’s annoyance) and allowed him to stay. However, there are only two examples of Hitler protecting men who were considered Jews under Jewish law. Hitler’s commanding officer during WWI was Ernst Hess and although he was raised a Protestant his mother was Jewish. Deemed a ‘full-blooded Jew’, Hitler afforded Hess some concessions up until 1941 when he was sent to concentration camp in Milbertshofen for hard labour. Although it’s not known to what extent Hitler personally saw to Hess’ protection before he was sent to the camp, the Fuhrer definitely intervened in the case of the Jewish doctor Eduard Bloch. Bloch had been Hitler’s physician when he was a young boy and he attended to his mother when she was dying of breast cancer. As the Hitler family had little money to spare, Bloch had charged his treatment at a reduced rate and even refused to take any money at all on some occasions. Hitler remembered this act of kindness for years to come and letters written to Bloch from 1937 reveal that Hitler referred to the doctor as a</span> "Edeljude" (noble Jew). Bloch reached out to Hitler in 1938 when his medical practice was shut down and he was consequently given special protection by the Gestapo. Bloch and his wife remained undisturbed until they were able to successfully complete an emigration request to the United States in 1940. This shows that Hitler was an extremely appreciative person. Hitler also admired [http://real-life-villains.wikia.com/wiki/World_War_I World War I] soldiers, regardless of their ethnicity and was a lot more forgiving towards women. Also, unlike modern Neo-Nazis, Hitler also admired other races and was not a very fierce white supremacist.
+*[http://real-life-villains.wikia.com/wiki/Adolf_Hitler Adolf Hitler] had a love for children, was kind and caring towards animals (including his dog Blondi, who he was very upset to have killed, but did so because he afraid she would be tortured by the Russians if caught) and was also a vegetarian for ethical reasons. He outlawed vivisection on live animals and championed animal rights.<span style="color:rgb(84,84,84);font-family:arial,sans-serif;font-size:small;line-height:16.545454025268555px;"> </span>Depsite his obsessive hatred for Jews, he actually gave preferential treatment to some Jews; <span style="color:rgb(85,85,85);font-family:'DroidSans',sans-serif;font-size:13px;">One of the most famous examples of this was Emil Maurice, one of Hitler’s chauffeurs and a founding officer of the SS. Hitler had been friends with Maurice since 1919, but in 1935 S.S. Commander Heinrich Himmler pushed to expel Maurice and his family from the S.S. after he discovered that his great-grandfather was Jewish. S.S. members had to prove their family’s racial purity history back to at least 1750, but Hitler made an exception for his old friend (much to Himmler’s annoyance) and allowed him to stay. However, there are only two examples of Hitler protecting men who were considered Jews under Jewish law. Hitler’s commanding officer during WWI was Ernst Hess and although he was raised a Protestant his mother was Jewish. Deemed a ‘full-blooded Jew’, Hitler afforded Hess some concessions up until 1941 when he was sent to concentration camp in Milbertshofen for hard labour. Although it’s not known to what extent Hitler personally saw to Hess’ protection before he was sent to the camp, the Fuhrer definitely intervened in the case of the Jewish doctor Eduard Bloch. Bloch had been Hitler’s physician when he was a young boy and he attended to his mother when she was dying of breast cancer. As the Hitler family had little money to spare, Bloch had charged his treatment at a reduced rate and even refused to take any money at all on some occasions. Hitler remembered this act of kindness for years to come and letters written to Bloch from 1937 reveal that Hitler referred to the doctor as a</span> "Edeljude" (noble Jew). Bloch reached out to Hitler in 1938 when his medical practice was shut down and he was consequently given special protection by the Gestapo. Bloch and his wife remained undisturbed until they were able to successfully complete an emigration request to the United States in 1940. This shows that Hitler was an extremely appreciative person. Hitler also admired [http://real-life-villains.wikia.com/wiki/World_War_I World War I] soldiers, regardless of their ethnicity and was a lot more forgiving towards women. Also, unlike modern Neo-Nazis, Hitler also admired other races and was not a very fierce white supremacist.
 * The [[Ustaše]], a Croatian fascist terrorist group led by [[Ante Pavelic]], that killed the "undesirbles" such as Serbs, Jews, and Roma (Gypsies) in such a horrible fashion, that even the Nazis didn't want anything to do with them.
 *Most organized crime cartels such as the Mafia do not engage in senseless acts of violence like street-gangs and hooligans do - however they will still commit terrible crimes, ableit not as reckless.