Germany should have won WW2
This is an answer Mint Berry wrote to me,
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[–] Mint Berry Crunch (395) 2 hours ago
"Germany winning World War II would have been best for the entire globe."
does anyone agree?
shareNot one bit. I wish I could travel back in time to have installed some common sense into the Kaiser so there would have never been a First World War never mind a second. Germany could have been the pre-eminent power in Europe and would be respected today if it had engaged in modern trade practices instead of embracing dying colonialism. Germany has had coal and iron and could have traded for the food it was deficient in. I can only imagine how much the German field commanders groaned in silence watching Hitler making blunder after blunder. Not railing in materials needed for the Eastern Front in favor of the Final Solution had to make the heads spin of even the most fervent Anti-Semites.
shareagreed, many of his own regime tried to assassinate him to save Germany,
"Immediately after arresting and executing the plot leaders in Berlin, the Gestapo, the secret police force of Nazi Germany, began arresting people involved or even suspected of being involved.[2] The opportunity was also used to eliminate other Nazi critics remaining.[2] In total, an estimated 7,000 people were arrested of which approximately 4,980 were executed, some slowly strangled with piano wire on Hitler's insistence.[3] Among those executed were three field marshals, nineteen generals, twenty-six colonels, two ambassadors, seven diplomats, one minister, three secretaries of state, as well as the head of the Berlin police.[3] This is a list of people who are known by name to have been a member of the coup attempt."
In less than 2 years around 1943, he beheaded 20,000 people, mostly Jews, the man was insane, and there was no way in hell he could have ever won that war. the most incompetent leader ever.
Germany actually received a lot of respect until their role in the immigration and economic crisis.
shareNo. What's more, the price for starting two massive wars that caused the deaths of 50-75 million people in the span of 30 years should have been nothing less than the permanent end of German state.
shareThe trouble is that sets a precedent that no government wants to see used against them which is why things like that seldom happen in modern times. Who gets to set the threshold for dissolution? Kind of like kicking an owner out of the NFL who has had many losing seasons. It might sound great at first until your team under goes a down period then those same owners are turning on you.
shareSetting a precedent that says "repeatedly launching invasions against your neighbors and attempting to exterminate people you deem undesirable will cost you everything" is exactly the kind of precedent you want to set.
Your NFL comparison is a bit flip and ill suited to the circumstances, but if the true barometer of NFL success ($$$$$$) were applied, you would definitely see the same result. If a team did nothing but drain resources from the other owners, they would get kicked out of the league.
No sane person does, since that is bat shit crazy!
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