I am half tempted to research my family tree and see if Germany would take me. But I am too poor to move, and...well, I kinda want my homeland to not suck. If my blood can help the tree of liberty...well, maybe I can overcome cowardice and fight.

Cannot know who I really am, until the call for enlistment has arrived.

Hmmm good point that shows a couple of the numerous flaws in my analogy, so allow me to use mental gymnastics to support my analogy.

Germany continues teaching how it was used and the dangers of anyone using it. They're not pretending like they never used it, they're just hoping that by hiding it under a tarp and only showing the damages it caused will prevent anyone from peeking under the tarp and going, "you sure? It looks pretty cool, still."

The palestinian genocide for instance has been ongoing since 1948 (and before, but 1948 is of course where it kicked into overdrice) and all the US presidents are complicit in not just aiding it via material and political means, but they could have stopped it because "iSSrael" functionally ceases to exist the moment yankeeland decides to pull the plug.

The genocide of the indigenous americans is ongoing since before the inception of the liberal regime as it's own entity. It continues to this day by excluding natives from healthcare, confining them to reserves while simultaneously restricting their access to public infrastructure. Indigenous people needing yankee education in order to gain employment and various other restrictions that get justified in a liberal framework, but practically further the erosion of indigenous culture.

There are various genocides across the world carried out by the yankee stormtroopers more directly in places like Korea, Vietnam, Iraq, Libya and some more indirectly by aiding terrorist groups and regimes like saudi arabia, al-qaeda, various african terrorist orgs meant to destabilise the region and break it open for western exploitation.

readsettlers.org

Biden and Harris were both very bad, neither were Nazis. People like you are literally the problem

Hitler was a Nazi.

Worth unpicking a little of the Orwellian contortion of language that goes along with that. While "Nazi"'s generally will understood now, for what it historically is, what's less well understood in some places, is that "Nazi"'s derived from "national socialism", and from there we can critique what was (and what some still try to promote), was not (and is not) either nationalist, nor socialist. It was expansionist and domineering (among many other suitable descriptors (supremacist, jingoist, hegemonic, totalitarian, eugenicist, etc)). All quite the contrary to being nationalist, or socialist.

And, quite the example of the danger of the name changers. We're fortunate to have seen Hitler for the rotter he was, and to have seen how rotten "Nazism" is, but I still wonder how much goodness (baby) got thrown out with the newspeak inversion and conflation (bathwater).

Similar to how Marx usurped the word "communist" (used by anarchists for at least 5 years before Marx took it) and handed it over to tankies and totalitarians, and the Cold War's authoritarian Right, were only too eager to carry on the mislabeling of totalitarianism as communism, in their McCarthyian RedScare. One side of authoritarianism using "communism" as their pleasant sounding rebrand, the other side of authoritarianism happy to misuse the term too, to make "real communism" (anarcho-communism) unappealing, in being confused with the authoritarian ilk.

... How much of this then goes back to geography and crops... or secret societies and plots... There's so many more cans of worms to explore.

I just thought that a good time to remind ourselves of the context. ... & not all communists are totalitarians. (Arguably none are, if seeing through the Orwellian mislabelling.)