> Thats fine, where is your Nürnberg Trials equivalent? Which of your politicians have been hanged or gone to jail?
There is none, because the US didn't lose an aggressive war during which it also exterminated six million people based on ethnicity.
No one in Germany would have been hanged for Nazi crimes if it hasn't lost a war totally.
When you don't lose like that, past human rights abuses are handled differently. For instance, the US government has formally apologized to Japanese Americans for wartime internment and paid reparations for it.
> I think the EU should ally up with China and Russia. Korea and Vietnam will probably also want to join us.
So is this about human rights, or just monomaniacal anti-Americanism?
I'm sure you're aware of the quite Nazi-like aggressive war of conquest happening in Eastern Europe right now, where civilians are being indiscriminately shelled. Why would you want to ally with a country doing something like that?
> Go fix your own country first before pointing at others.
I'm sure the Uyghurs would appreciate that.
Should the US have followed your advice during WWII? After all, slavery was quite a sin that hasn't yet been fully atoned for, and even less so in the 40s.
>>> Go fix your own country first before pointing at others.
>> Should the US have followed your advice during WWII? After all, slavery was quite a sin that hasn't yet been fully atoned for, and even less so in the 40s.
> Yes.
Even if that meant the Nazis won or achieved a negotiated peace that left them in power (e.g. no Nuremberg trials, no hangings)?
There is none, because the US didn't lose an aggressive war during which it also exterminated six million people based on ethnicity.
No one in Germany would have been hanged for Nazi crimes if it hasn't lost a war totally.
When you don't lose like that, past human rights abuses are handled differently. For instance, the US government has formally apologized to Japanese Americans for wartime internment and paid reparations for it.