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There's a massive difference in magnitude between Putin and Hitler, but point taken
by goodoldneon 4y ago
There's a massive difference in magnitude between Putin and Hitler, but point taken
- nugget 4y agoYou're comparing Putin as of April 22nd, 2022 to Hitler at the end of his life. We have no idea what Putin's next steps are.
- goodoldneon 4y agoThe quote said "Hitler" and not "Hitler when he invaded Poland but before he killed 10+ million innocent civilians"
- Aeolun 4y agoIs there? It’s not like we’re in any position to find out until the armies roll into Russia to find the destruction camps. Or the war settles down and Ukraine can do a full inventory and find tens of thousands of people missing or dead. If Russia has really been cremating remains in Mariupol, people may remain missing forever.
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- EB-Barrington 4y agoThere is basically no difference between the two people. Hello from Kyiv.
- stjohnswarts 4y agoRight now it's only scale and I agree completely with you. Putin no doubt would be doing same atrocities on the same scale if given the chance.
- sofixa 4y agoIs there? Denying people's right to exist, war on bullshit excuses ( they aren't a real country), brutal methods up to and including genocide ( like kidnapping and resettling children). They're not that far off.
- goodoldneon 4y agoDon't get me wrong, Putin is a horrible horrible person. But there's a big difference between starting a war that resulted in 80+ million deaths (including the orchestration of ~10 million civilian deaths in camps) and Putin. Russia is committing war crimes and should be held accountable, but it's disingenuous to conflate Putin and the (arguably) worst person in human history
- type0 4y ago> Russia is committing war crimes and should be held accountable, but it's disingenuous to conflate Putin and the (arguably) worst person in human history If we were to take his nuclear threats to Ukraine seriously, he has all the potential to be one.