Ganos Lao wrote:Germans are oppressed by Poles = Bad
Jews, Gypsies, etc oppressed by the Germans = Huh? What's that?
Ever heard of the Haavara Agreement, where Germany and Zionists collaborated in an effort to move Jews back to their ancient homeland, Palestine. Holocaust only happened after the foreign powers pushed Germany too far; had the Soviets, Poles and Westerners not been hellbent on destroying Germany, holocaust wouldn't have happened.
Ganos Lao wrote:Until he decided to go the KILL THEM WITH FIRE route.
Yes, he decided to go with that route after Poles refused to cede German majority areas and stopped murdering Germans. Who would've thought that doing dumb shit like that would make Hitler mad?
Ganos Lao wrote:And you sympathize with an anti-democratic dictatorship said to be worse than any of those put together that essentially is one of the most infamous parts of the narrative that is human history?
Nazi Germany before the war was not any more oppressive than Poland.
Ganos Lao wrote:Soviets kill a bunch of Poles in Katyn = OMG HOW EVIL!
Nazis kill off millions of people and work with masterminds behind the Rape of Nanking, Unit 731, Bataan Death March, etc = Hippo totally sympathizes with them.
Except that that's not the case and you're just putting words in my mouth. We're talking about reasons that led to WWII, not WWII itself. Events of Katyn were evil because they were designed to destroy the Poles' will to fight by annihilating Polish leadership and intelligentsia. Nazis' crimes mustn't be tolerated either, but the fact is that those crimes wouldn't have happened if the Soviets, Poles and Westerners had known their place and had stopped trying to undermine German sovereignty before WWII.
Take a look at the video in OP's post. Hitler explains various events where the Western powers, especially the US, attempted to meddle with German internal affairs.
Like Hitler was any better?
In this case, intefering with Germany's internal affairs, embargoes and trying to portray Germany in a hostile light in an attempt to create popular support for military actions against Germany can be considered "warmongering".
I think Hitler did a great job on his own portraying Germany in a hostile light, what with his Nuremberg Laws, ending Austrian and Czechoslovak independence, framing the Polish for an attack on that radio station, rounding up dissidents (wasn't Scholl underage when her head was chopped off?), etc.[/quote]