Tila Tequila mental state evident in latest Facebook rants

Tila Tequila's unrelenting narcissistic behavior and absurd postings on social media ramped up this week.

The bi-sexual former reality TV star posted a photo of herself in Nazi gear on her Facebook page. The former MTV star posted – and later deleted – a Facebook photo of herself wearing a swastika arm band, Nazi uniform hat and silver stripper getup while standing in front of Auschwitz, a notorious Nazi death camp.

Tequila described Hitler as a “special and sweet kid” who was rejected by art schools and later “bullied.” She drew comparisons to her own life, saying she felt “mocked” and “rejected” when she converted to Judaism in recent years. In yet another post Monday, Tequila, 32, urged her readers to put aside their hatred.

“I never said I hated anyone, but just because I feel sympathy, compassion, and forgiveness for others such as Hitler means I am now a monster? All for trying to open your eyes to the truth that Hitler was NOT as bad as he was painted out to be?” she asked.

Tequila also blathered that “Fast & Furious” star Paul Walker’s recent fatal car crash was a “ritualistic murder” and that other nefarious and unknown persons murdered her “wife” Casey Johnson, the late daughter of New York Jets owner Woody Johnson.

Here is the full Facebook post:

"Let me tell you all a very bittersweet story. Let's just call it: "Karma" - So once upon a time in a land far away there was a special and sweet kid who had a dream to become a painter. He was a brilliant artist and was ahead of his time. He had hopes, and dreams just like we all do. Unfortunately, the art schools did not feel the same as he and they rejected him. Fast forward a few years later he was roughed up and bullied on top of that by the same people he once loved. His Name was Hitler. Then fast forward a few generations, there was once upon a time a young lady who also had the same hopes and dreams as Hitler did. She probably loved the Jews as much as they hated her. She still loved them. As a matter of fact, the majority of her friends were Jewish. She loved them so much and just wanted to be accepted by them that she even tried to convert to Judaism, but no. It was still not good enough for them. They mocked her, rejected her and laughed at her through and through when all she ever did was show them her love. Her name was Tila Tequila. -"