- 20 Jan 2013 06:46
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Do you think the world would have been a better place if Nazis had won the war?
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Sounds Like A Bird wrote:Do you think the world would have been a better place if Nazis had won the war?
Quantum wrote:Better the Nazis than global capitalism, IMO. The worst outcome under Nazism is physical death but globalisation is death of the soul and of culture.
Smilin' Dave wrote:Because Nazism was so tolerant of other cultures
Political Interest wrote:American popular culture is absolutely revolting. The above sample posted by Quantum is an example of this. To be conquered by the Nazis is physical death but to be conquered by Americans is the death of the soul. I detest such songs and videos as those. It is beyond me why Americans tolerate such a popular culture in their country.
KlassWar wrote:No, the world would suck way more than it currently sucks (unlikely as that sounds) had the Allies not won WWII. The world would be a much better place if the Soviets had won the Cold War, though.
Quantum wrote:I never said they were. I just said that it was better to be destroyed by the Nazis than to be slowly destroyed and corrupted under the current system.
Quantum wrote:Plus, I'm pretty sure that if the British and American soldiers knew what was going to happen to their countries after the war, they wouldn't have fought against the Germans.
Quantum wrote:Also this:
Preston Cole wrote:for the common European, especially the eastern one who lived under the threat of looming Stalinism in their country
Eisleben wrote:And, like most of our wars, we really gained nothing by taking part.
Smilin' Dave wrote:I'm sure all the Poles, Russians etc. that died under Nazi occupation or in their camps weren't really looking forward to a Nazi future...
Smilin' Dave wrote:See above re. becoming a superpower. And saying the US stood to lose nothing by allowing an anti-capitalist, anti-democratic etc. power to conquer all of Europe is ridiculously short sighted.
Yeah I'm sure American soldiers would have universally hated the idea of becoming citizens of a superpower. Or the roaring economic boom their country experienced post-war.
Preston Cole wrote:Russians were slated for subjugation, yes, but Generalplan Ost still intended to deport many of them beyond the Urals.
Preston Cole wrote:Furthermore, it's highly likely that the Ukrainians would be given their own state following Hitler's demise, though I wouldn't expect them to be too excited about it because of Babi Yar and all that.
Preston Cole wrote:What exactly did it have to gain? A cold war with a system far more detrimental to its interests (communism)?
Preston Cole wrote:Think he's referring to the pro-immigration, more melting-pot politics that America eventually adopted post-war.
Far-Right Sage wrote:No, indeed, it hasn't been a popular viewpoint to hold for quite a while. Yes, I do believe with earnest excitement in a time after my death and the passing of all those now writing here that the current history will be completely meaningless, and the sons and daughters of Germania, Europe, and this beautiful world from Bose's steadfast Indians to the Arabs who rose up in support of such a vision, will be hailed as martyrs of this past age and forerunners of a new dawn.
Travesty wrote:It would have transformed into the EU a continental bloc where everybody acknowledges the political and economic superiority of Germany without the liberal political correct baggage associated with it today.
Sounds Like A Bird wrote:Do you think the world would have been a better place if Nazis had won the war?
Political Interest wrote:In general it would have resulted in German hegemony in Europe, complete rule by Germans and for Germans alone. Such a situation would be a disaster. The UK, Spain, France, Italy, Norway, Sweden, Holland etc would not be able to exercise any independent decisions.
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