Who was in the wrong here?
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Who was in the wrong here?
>>492078
muh relativism
not even /pol/ but fuck off
>>492078
linking pol just because you don't like something should be a permaban tbqh
>>492108
>>492070
Hitler was wrong; let's say Stalin was gong to invade Europe...Hitler had to wait to make his actions somehow "legitimated".
>>492133
That doesn't even make sense. Referring to reddit is just another "this guy's opinion is too normal reeeeee" reaction.
The axis that committed genocide and started the war.
>b-b-but Britain declared war on Germany!
Only after they invaded Poland, which Britain promised to protect from Germany. I bet people who say this also think Britain went to war with Germany in WWI on a whim and not because of the Raping of Belgium, either.
>m-m-m-muh UNFAIR TREATY!
Germany's war debnts only accounted for less than 3% of their total GDP, get fucked.
>>492106
>>492151
Wehraboos are a blight.
Moral Relativism is meant to be used to understand foreign concepts and mindsets, not absolve assholes of their guilt. For example, the far-right Japanese argument that Japan gets a ton of flak for attempting to do what European powers had been doing for the previous centuries is true, but it doesn't magically make genocidal empire-building right.
The Axis powers did some unbelievable comic book villain shit. Bombing civilian centers and invading Iran may have been awful, but it's nothing next to ethnic cleansing.
SIEG HEIL
>>492070
The Allies. The Nazis only wanted lebensraum.
>>492151
>Only after they invaded Poland, which Britain promised to protect from Germany
So? They still declared war. Britain also did nothing to protect Poland in the end.
>>492148
Wanting to permaban people for having a different opinion is reddit
>>492070
The losers of course.
The winner decides what's right post factum senpai.
