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> Germany openly regrets Nazis and Hitler. If you were looking for the least-subtle example of the author's schism theory, i think you found it. :) Though I g
by akdor1154 5y ago
> Germany openly regrets Nazis and Hitler.
If you were looking for the least-subtle example of the author's schism theory, i think you found it. :)
Though I get your point - maybe the missing piece is "a schism will split the group... but in the very long term, it might be healed."
- dahart 5y agoNot sure I’d agree Germany ever split or experienced a schism. It went one way for a while, then another, and the group as a whole admits not wanting to repeat it.
- native_samples 5y agoThe relevant example here is Europe, not Germany. Germany regrets Hitler because Europe split, but the allies defeated it and then imposed their world view on the losers. The Nazis that disagreed were hung, imprisoned, killed or committed suicide. If Hitler had won this thread could have looked very different.