While German conscripts were most certainly mislead and forced to fight, anyone defending the political organization of the Nazis most likely has sympathies for the despotic regime. They killed so many people without a true reason, Using the Jews, Roma, Lgbt, Disabled, And people of color as scapegoats. They were also white supremacists who attempted ethnic cleansing. I mean come on this is obvious hehdisj d r r tg f f f f f. That is just the crimes done by them to other nations, I haven't even mentioned the number of Germans they killed because they were leftists or Jewish.
The real crimes of Nazi Germany are far worse than what we usually learn in school or by pop-history documentaries. And in order to fight them, The Western powers needed to rehabilitate Germany and demonize the Soviets. One of the best examples of this is the Clean Wehrmacht myth: The idea that most of the crimes of Nazi Germany were committed by the SS and Nazi officials. This is, Obviously, Not true. They raped, Murdered and pillaged their way through Eastern Europe.
It is believed that at least one million women became pregnant as a result of rape by Axis soldiers during WW2. Letters they sent home make it very clear that they were fully brainwashed by Nazi propaganda. This page is full of annoying contrarians who have this need to feel special by revising historical facts. But the thing with the truth is that it ain't a democracy. No amount of your Nazi apologism is going to change that. Why don't you read firsthand accounts of the people who suffered it rather than some pro white alternative "expert".
They commit crimes and It is some horrible stuff. It does not matter if they were forced to follow orders. If I was a German I would do everything to stop the nazi. I would not stay silent and write about how powerless I was, I would try and get the truth out and help the allies and free people and target offices.
Most of the world is messed up because to many cowards care about themselves and do not care about others. I am disenting in my mind but still bow to the man, NO they will never be honored history will only remember the brave people who went against them not the ones who facilitated genocide.
They killed 6 million Jews, as well as other people. Also, look what the Nazis did to almost half of Europe. Invaded it, then they fucked it up. How could humanbeing can mass kill another children, pregnan women without mercy?
We can argue a lot here, but if we were in that war, killed our parents, little brother and sisters, even baby before our eyes, it is unexplainable. There is no ANY fact or prove any single nazi was a good, but tons of evidence of their brutality, cruel, their devil deeds. The people who believe this about Nazis but let's be real, Germans in general and most Fascists tend to be Lutherans.
They're the ones, along with the segregationists such as Broyhill and Hollings who have fed us these lies to divide and conquer people, mentally.
Time to show those Anglo-Saxon and Danes the same terror they were showing to their subjects for years. People who say that Nazis are evil tend to overlook the finer points of the issue.
First off it needs to be understood that evil is not an arbitrary force, it is objective and based upon an individuals own ideology. Does anyone really think that the members of the NASDAP were all part of the greatest lie ever told, that they all knew what they were doing was evil, but like some Bond villain they just thrived on the chaos? No, they believed certainly not all, but surely most that what they were doing was helping Germany recover.
History is indeed written by the victor, but it is resented by the defeated. Germans involved in the Holocaust were very unfortunately misguided into believing that what they were doing was correct, that through there efforts they were helping people, their own families and friends and Germany as a whole. Which brings me to my second point, any wrong doings of the Nazis must be pitted against what good they did, so lets take stock.
Good: Revitalise Germany after the treaty of Versailles and the Great Depression, turn Germany's economy from one where a single US dollar was worth millions of German ones into one where the Germans almost universally had work and a sense of purpose.
Wrongdoings: Killed millions of innocents on the basis of ethnic cleansing and propel Earth into the most devastating war in history. While there is huge disparity between the two 'lists' there are still grounds for comparison. The Nazis did what no one thought possible and turned Germany from a broken scarred and defeated nation into a position of power and affluence that saw many people benefit.
Many programs of the German economy took advantage of the 'serve the state' German culture and they proved very successful. Some examples include stuff like the Volkswagen, the Autobahn and a lesser know policy that encouraged workers to work harder by financing a vacation for a worker and his family to another country, usually Italy.
On the back of this the Germans really could have simply become an economic powerhouse rather than going to war, but that is a debate for another day.
The Nazis were not evil. If you want someone who was really evil look at the Mongols or something, because in a relative sense they committed far worse crimes than the Nazis did, though that again is subjective to an individual's own thoughts and that is the crux of the matter. Evil is always subjective to what you believe and while the Nazis committed horrific crimes against humanity, they had their good points to and in the end they are as much a result of the human condition as I or anyone who made read this.
He was brave, he helped his country, he loved animals, was a vegetarian. Yes he did bad, but so has thousands of other people.. You can t just say hes completely evil. So my issue with RUSH is that there are two possibilities here.
He has more than , subscribers and mostly covers speedrun drama, both the relatively important, and the more minor gossips. He covers the hullaballoo over the Jordan Peterson video, and then… nothing. Which says something really damning about what must be going on in his own private chats. Which is a perfectly valid point, I mean, I can think of lots of things that are unambiguously positive but also emblematic of problems.
Like, uh… um… hmm… pfft. Toilet paper is a slippery slope! I just walk around smelling awful all day and nobody wants to be around me. Not everything is a slippery slope, least of all showing people that there are negative consequences to being a Nazi. I was hoping to get this finished before then so that I could capitalise on it, but I just kept getting distracted from writing this, most often from the amazing runs that Awesome Games Done Quick were featuring.
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You are commenting using your Facebook account. Notify me of new comments via email. When I talk about the dangers of Nazism, people often assume I mean it as a term of abuse, as an excuse to attack people I disagree with. And it is one that you need to understand. After WWII, there was a campaign to argue that Nazism had no real ideology, that it was just some group of people, to delegitimize it. That had some value, but its downside was that people forgot that Nazism does have an ideology, which never went away.
Nazism conceives of the world as a struggle between races. Nazism believes that races have certain characteristics, which are passed on through the blood, and that they are bound to some land, which it is their right and duty to rule. Or you may have learned about concentration camps, but not about what happened in the ten years leading up to them. All of which means that when other people see Nazis and get very frightened very quickly, they may seem to be overreacting.
They argued that money spent on the disabled was simply a drain on society, and we should move them to hospitals. They held angry public rallies which often included violence. They saw who they could kill and get away with, and gradually, over time, expanded that. When no country wanted a few million refugees, it was their proof that nobody wanted the Jews. So camps were started up as administrative holding centers, where they could be put to good use — that is, as slave labor.
I could go on about this for hours, but the point is: this was a story of an ideology which did exactly what it said on the label. It is a known and proven threat to life. This is why, when I refer to Nazis in the US, I am not using this as some kind of generic slur against people I disagree with.
Nazism is a coherent political ideology, one which has taken active root and must be stomped out, but that is because it is inimical to human life. There is a lot of room between non-Nazi political ideologies and Nazi ones. In fact, there is a yawning chasm between the two, and to attempt to conceal that in order to score some cheap political points simply makes you a fool. For those who are interested in what conservatism is, and the related roles of it and liberalism in a healthy society, I suggest this thoughtful essay by Robert Hansen.
And also importantly, Nazism is not the sole property of any one group of people. There have been many Nazi organizations over the past century, and even more organizations which espoused Nazi ideology under slightly different names. Nor is Nazism limited to organizations which specifically support it; its ideas have spread, virulently, without having to have a central office. Nazism is a disease; swastikas are just symptoms. Instead, they will set their norms of what is acceptable by watching people around them.
Nazism is rarely the preferred ideology of the majority.
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