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Some National Geographic WWII documentary said this about a nazi lieutenant just now: (hexbear.net)
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"Not much is known about Generalleutnant Fritz von Kraut. We know he was a brave and competent military commander, but we don't know about his political beliefs or his attitude towards national socialism."

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[–] GnastyGnuts@hexbear.net 38 points 10 months ago

Libs when talking about socialists and socialist projects during the cold war : "They were bad and evil and the people behind them just wanted to be bad and evil, because that's how bad and evil communists are."

Libs when talking about literal Nazis (or US war criminals) : Flattery and white washing, thinly veiled as "nuance."