“For us there are only two possibilities: either we remain German or we come under the thumb of the Jews. This latter must not occur; even if we are small, we are a force. A well-organized group can conquer a strong enemy… We will be victorious over the Jews,” were Adolf Hitler’s words in his speech in Munich. To a certain extent, audience in today’s society would characterize his words to be on the more extreme end of identification, where it allowed his listeners to “dissociated from the others” (Jews) and grant them the permission of “symbolically kill those with whom they do not identify with.” Hitler’s words proved identification- a three-step process which “allowed people to share views they need in order to collaborate to think of themselves
