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Oh the Humanities! / Re: What other methods of mass extermination could the Nazis have used on the Jews?
« on: December 11, 2014, 10:55:23 am »IIRC, policy under Stalin directly lead to the mass starvation in Ukraine/the eastern parts of the Russian front. I mean that's how it was so easy for him to maintain his hold on those areas. Everything for the front, and all that.
This is true, but it pales in comparison to what the Nazis intended to do in the East had they won the war. Look up "GeneralPlan Ost".
That's irrelevant due to the circular logic of discussing something that may have happened; 'more people didn't die because he didn't kill them'. Well, no shit, but that's an alternative reality that never occurred so is therefore invalid as a counter-argument.
Besides, fascist-state mass murders in the 20th century (on a scale of 10,000s upwards) were a singular feature of the Nazi regime, in contrast mass murder appears to have been a modus operandi for numerous communist states. I know which system, i.e. fascist or communist, I'd rather take my chances under under.