@lijepasam @JorisBohnsonPM @courtcan
Yes, that's right; not every German was a Nazi, and they were not actually elected to power by the Germans.
Nevertheless, the German society as a whole did not remove them from power, and so the society as a whole was factually, passively or actively, supporting them.
The former US society (now MAGAmerica) actively elected the fascists (MAGA) into power twice and has not effectively removed this scum from their ruling system so far.
So yes, not every German was a Nazi, and some tried to fight them. For example:
The members of the SPD party were banned during the Nazi era but actively resisted, both underground and from exile, even though thousands of members were arrested, imprisoned in concentration camps, or murdered.
Otto Wels: 'They can take our freedom and our lives, but not our honor.'
But as I wrote, the society as a whole let all this happen.
Yes, also not every USAmerican is a fascist, a MAGA supporter. But as seen above: the society as a whole still lets it happen.
So, sorry, as a German, I did not and do not accept the complaining of Germans like 'I was not...' or 'We were not all...',
and likewise, I do not accept it in #MAGAmerica, especially as they factually elected the fascistic scum twice. And what are they moist complaining about? Financial problems! Not the really fundamental and more relevant, that they got and get changed their ruling system into a fascistic autocratic system. - Yes i know, not all -
USonians, you did know...
Fascism: Excerpt from brochures of the USA War Department in WW2 for the information of soldiers
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