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Before they started a war they were mainstream-acceptable in the USA. Henry Ford, Charles Couglin, Friends of New Germany etc. It can be argued the mainstream c
by fulafel 2y ago
Before they started a war they were mainstream-acceptable in the USA. Henry Ford, Charles Couglin, Friends of New Germany etc. It can be argued the mainstream culture / value system doesn't reject Nazism because it's evil, but because they were "the enemy" in WW2.
- nathan_compton 2y agoAll this tells me is that your average american is a moral midget, which is not surprising to me.
- DennisP 2y agoThe average Americans went to war and defeated the Nazis.
- antihipocrat 2y agoThe average person can be fooled into supporting anything most of the time. The list of bad wars Americans have supported (at least initially) is longer than the good ones. Normative language used as shorthand for current consensus for whether the conflict was justified given the likely alternative outcomes for not engaging.
- majormajor 2y ago"things changed as more and more facts came out" is learning and changing hypocrisy?
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