If you had the chance to go back in time to when Hitler was a baby, what would you do?

[Anonymous]

Show him love as a child to prevent him from spreading hate as an adult

Kill him as a baby, get arrested, and be forever known as a crazy baby killer who no one understands your motives

Wait until he is an adult and kill him after he kills people

Just leave it alone

A total of 17 votes were cast: 5 girls and 12 guys. See detailed results

[Sandeeppingping]

I'd treat him so well I'd end up his right hand man in nazi leadership later on, and since that I knew who hitler is then I knew what were the germans' mistake, then we proceed to actually win the war, would he have killed as many jews? Hell, probably

[MCheetah]

Hitler was hardly the worst person in history. Just think of how many men you've never heard of, that don't exist in our timeline. The key rule of time travel is: DON'T GO F*CKING WITH THE PAST! Leave the timeline alone! Or do you not know what the Butterfly Effect is? Or do you WANT to create The Man In The High Castle? Cause that's how you get The Man In The High Castle! Or Wolfenstein. Or Iron Sky.

[NotTacocaT6969]

Doing anything involving baby hitler would create a paradox in which you were never born and therefor did not exist to be able to travel back in time.


That ends two ways.


Existence stops existing because of your paradox.


You discover multiverse theory was correct and that time travel solves nothing within the universe it takes place in.

[Asker]

Yes, because there will be someone else just as wicked as Hitler and do the same thing like him.

[Agape93]

Nothing. Doing so won't make you a hero, you'll just be known as a guy who killed a random Austrian baby. History will condemn you as the monster.

[ShadezMcgee]

I wouldn't do anything. By theory disrupting events that were to transpire you create a paradox via Butterfly Effect. By that theory, the magnitude of Hitler's actions will undoubtedly set a ripple and cause a far different and potentially worse outcome in place of what should transpire.

Example, you kill Hitler. WW2 and the Holocaust more than likely doesn't happen. However, what comes in its place? I doubt it would be anything good in the long run.

[TroyDT]

Nothing I did would matter. As @NotTacocaT6969 pointed out, if I killed him either reality would unravel or I will be in a different universe and will have accomplished nothing here.

[AviatorTom]

Changing a timeline can have unexpected consequences. Say Hitler is killed as a child. Perhaps someone else rises to power who is even worse.

[MiseriaCantareAFI]

Would you murder him, because you knew it was hitler

Anti-abortionists would say, no

You're not BORN evil. you're taught it

[shortster]

Invent things and invest in stocks I know will do well.

[Anonymous]

Two wrongs don’t make a right. I would have to either show him the love he needed or leave him alone.

[Anonymous]

Do things not involving Hitler. Japan would have started WW2 without the nazis anyway.

[exitseven]

I would wring his little neck.

[maximumpower]

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