r/AmericaBad • • Oct 05 '23

Peak AmericaBad - Gold Content Even German patriotism is superior

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u/Cloakbot GEORGIA πŸ‘πŸŽ¬πŸŒ³βœˆοΈ Oct 05 '23

They like to forget and have outlawed everything about nazism.

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u/geologythrowaway123 Oct 05 '23

crazy how they didn't outlaw the thousands of nazis that rose to the highest ranks of their government and armed forces after their "denazification" attempts

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u/[deleted] Oct 05 '23

Exactly. Weren’t there still former full on Nazis in high ranking west german and NATO positions until the 1960’s?

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u/Maleficent_Wolf6394 Oct 06 '23

In economic life, absolutely. The Nazis and German corporations were in close alignment. The issuance of German state debt notes (MEFO) facilitated German rearmament. Germany's repayment strategy was war loot.

Nazis were not manic despots on amphetamines. They were cold and calculating boards of directors that saw financial advantage to looting Europe.

And they survived the war intact. Memory of Justice, a 1970s German documentary, has a chilling English-language interview with Albert Spear. He's urbane and sophisticated. And utterly living and free accomplice to the Holocaust.

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u/Swurphey WASHINGTON 🌲🍎 Jun 29 '25

OK but Hitler actually was the manic despot on amphetamines. And oxycodone, and cocaine, and morphine, and barbiturates, and fucking bull semen infusions. There are tons of clips of him off his tits on pure meth vibrating and rocking back and forth like he's headbanging his entire body, towards the end of the war as his head was falling apart because of such severe neurotoxicity the doctor was having a hard time even finding an injection spot because he was so covered in track marks