>>534571771
>but can you explain why do you condemn his actions?
Do you want me to explain that I do not agree with the actions of the Nazi Party of Germany?
>and wasn't hitler stopped by someone?
That he was stopped or not does not affect my evaluation. His actions lead to great suffering, which I condemn.
>is it not because of your cognitive ability to understand his actions were bad,
Sure, but me being knowledgeable enough able to evaluate his actions is not the reason I value my life higher. Again, I rate my life higher because I think the little good I've done put me leagues ahead of the suffering Hitler caused, not because I think I got a higher IQ(ignoring that it supposedly last I heard wasn't that good for evaluating intelligence).
>and wasn't hitler stopped because a group of people with said cognitive ability had the competency to stop him?
I am not completely sure exactly what it is you're asking here, but I will add that I don't think I would meaningfully rate the values of our lives(me and Hitler) differently if for example a natural disaster destroyed the nazi regime instead of the Allied forces.

>>534572227
Here you go.