re: WW-Inspired Question

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This little gem is getting tiresome. No... the German Army is not the same army that mechanized human extinction to the level it rose to during WW2- but the German Army's march of death through Belgium, decimating entire villages of men, women, and children, was a shocking crime even in times of War. They were far from innocent and Ludendorff was already sowing the seeds of fascism and extinction.

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i think that's fair, but i'd say at the time (just my opinion) but that was the savagery of the time. Germany lost WW1 and was punished for playing it way too rough, which lead to WWII.

maybe saying "there's no bad guy in WW1" could be replaced with "there was no Pearl Harbor, Saddam invading Kuwait, 9/11 lynch pin that clearly set one side of being in the wrong from the beginning*."



*outside of the assassination of Ferdinand.