>But they broke the Treaty of Versailles
-Imposed by force. The Allied governments did away with many judicial proceedings such as delegitimising the Anschluss, illegally dissolving Prussia, and establishing the persistent puppet state of the Federal Republic of Germany, thus meaning Germany, like most of Europe, is under an illegitimate, non-nationalist government.
>But Germany was a fascist/totalitarian regime
-Not one world war was started against any communist state before or during the Cold War.
>But OP-kun, the other examples had nukes, it was too high of a cost
Germany, like everyone else, had chemical WMDs. Deployment of these would've been resulted in mutual destruction, of course, yet that didn't have a deterrent effect in any case. Nukes weren't, and still are not, the issue.
You could dismiss this entirely if WWII happened two hundred years ago. But this is within living memory for some. The same governments most of the time. Not to mention all this didn't just happen today, the Windrush came to England immediately after WWII. It's as simple as this: WWII was a power-grab by the Anglo-American alliance to prevent a counterbalance in Europe to their world rule. All the "Nazi" paraphernalia schlock was propaganda to justify the fact afterwards. If every accusation is a confession, it would explain much about today.
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