Cerian Quilor wrote:Casita wrote:
Observable facts require data to be considered fact, which even then is an approximation. Furthermore, a graph without data, is like saying, - because I said so- And seeing that we have no way, as far as I know, to determine who is making the puppets, then the question I have for you, is how are you comming up with such a conclusion?
I have observed an overall incease in the population and general activity of nazi regions since Liberate Nazi Europe was passed. I don't have specific data, but Unibot's Data fits that observed phenomenon.
I went with the biggest Nazi regions that are actively engaged together as the "Right-Wing Uprising" and such. So that's National Socialist League, NAZI EUROPE, GGR, The Fascist Union, NBE, Union of Nationalists and BLITZKRIEG.
Problem with trying to attack Nazis is the old push-down push-up effect which plagues the War on Drugs and such: if they leave one region, they join another Nazi region. The rise of National Socialist League coincides with a brief period of turbulence in GGR and Nazi Europe in March 2013. All three have since stabilized in growth. Supporters of the War on Nazis were misguided in thinking that lower populations in NAZI EUROPE and GGR (attributable to their counter-intelligence purges) were a sign of victory.
At the same time as that went on, National Socialist League was probably the strongest Nazi invader group I've ever seen since (and of course, the so-called Anti-Nazi forces weren't involved with the liberations against NSL) - they must have had professional training and they were much larger in military capacity than GGR ever was.
Here's that graph:
I just quoted the harmonized one, because I think it shows the overall trend better. The War on Nazis was a useless endeavor.