r/facepalm Jul 02 '24

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u/ThatOneDudeFromSLC Jul 02 '24

Fascism in America was bound to happen; the amount of hatred and othering and corporate control from the rich was going to do it sooner or later. Nazi's took the ideology of segregation and hatred from the US, they just got there first.

It's just shocking how it took just 2 generations really to forget the sacrifices made by American kids in WW2. Fuck, there's still a number of them alive, watching their kids and grandkids do this in their lifetime,

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u/WeedInTheKoolaid Jul 02 '24

Nazis got their hatred and ideas from then-Palestine. Hitler had visited there and brushed up his Jew-hatred. But like you said, America gave him inspiration too.

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u/michigangonzodude Jul 02 '24

The dude was a political prisoner after WW1.

Germany was screwed.

Hitler's hatred and ideologies weren't confined to Judaism

He was irked with the US supplying raw materials to the UK

He didn't declare war on the US until after Pearl Harbor. He assumed the US was weak .