you miiiiiiiiiiight not wanna post memes like this

Like...I don’t get how they think it’s ok. I can’t imagine what’s going on in their head.

Also it contradicts his beliefs, he believes the gassing never happened so wha-?

I’m glad you pointed that out — this occurred to me today too

Why is he out here celebrating the Holocaust if he thinks it never happened?

Things that make you go hmmm

Really?

https://imgflip.com/i/4vg2dg

I would invite you to consider the fact that you are missing something here

What am I missing exactly?

2. The Holocaust was a deliberate policy of slaughtering innocent civilians. It was logistical, programmatic, and had the ultimate explicit stated goal of eliminating all Jews (and other "undesirables") from planet earth.

To the extent the RAF bombings and the Soviet troops targeted German civilians, that was also a war crime, but it wasn't nearly as systematic. Further, these were actions carried out against enemy belligerents, not against their own populations. And even if the Allies went overboard at times, the goal of the bombings was to end the war, not to eliminate the German people as a whole.

War is hell, no doubt, and sullies even those with a righteous cause. But it's necessary sometimes to put evil in its place.

there are several ways you could draw a distinction between what the Allies and the Nazis did:

1. The Nazis were the aggressors in WWII, that's the first thing. Invading Poland and the rest of Europe was a war of choice at Hitler's personal whim. France, Britain, even the USSR did their level best throughout the 1930s to try to make "peace in our time"/neutrality pacts with Germany but realized that eventually, aggressors have to be stopped, through force if necessary. All of the resulting carnage of WWII in Europe can be laid at Hitler's feet.

3. If you want to set aside the moral arguments I've made and look at this just through a realpolitik lens: The Germans lost the war, the Allies won. Winners write the history books. That's just how it is.

I'm here commenting from America. Uniting with our allies to destroy the Nazi regime is a part of our history, and a glorious one. Even modern-day Germany has learned to shun their Nazi past in order to build a humane, liberal and internationalist state in its place. Those who continue to back the Nazis -- especially after the full extent of their crimes against humanity became apparent after the war ended -- are simply on the wrong side of history.

Basing your identity upon an alternative revisionist history of events that took place 80 years ago is not a very cash money way of interfacing with the world. You might experience problems relating with normal people.