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America doesn't have "rulers". Are you retarded?

By the way, thanks for trivializing the murders of tens of millions of people for a childish little comment. You must feel so proud of yourself.

Who called it a paradise? Are you my ghost writer and in charge of speaking for me now?

As for my education, it's not bad. I noticed you writing in Russian. Was I mistaken? Did the Soviets not invade Poland and immediately set to assaulting every woman in gangs and murdered every policeman, officer, clergyman, and politician? Did they not engage in mass rape of virtually every woman in all of Eastern Europe, not even sparing their own soldiers? Did they not murder quite literally millions of Poles, Germans, and every other nation they passed through - either outright or in prison camps?

Oh, and that barbaric behaviour didn't end with the war either. They kept it up until after 1948 until the soldiers were withdrawn into military bases.

You know that the US generals had a huge debate, with generals like Patton advocating exterminating the Soviets? They offended "the paradise of democracy" so badly we couldn't tell the difference between them and the Germans and Japanese who also engaged in mass rape and murdered tens of millions as well.

Well, at least the Germans had a veneer of civilization about them.

Are you soft in the head? Didn't the Germans force thousands of French women into brothels? They did the same in countries like Belgium, Poland, and even in Russia during their occupaton. Didn't they mass rape as they conquered across Europe?

Everyone knows of the holocaust, but what of the slave women from the camps? Naturally, these kinds of things aren't really discussed to children.

There was a pattern under German, Japanese, and Soviet occupation of systemic mass rape and sexual slavery. Here is a link I found: https://muse.jhu.edu/article/852604/pdf You can find many other sources if you try.

Let me guess, you're a European and your history teachers try to avoid such talk as committed by your grandparents. Like the Japanese avoid speaking of their atrocities today. My grandfather served in WW2, and when I was a child I asked him about the war, and all he would tell me was that he was in an artie unit in France, and only fired a few times for practice. I surmise he served later in the war, or he didn't want to say. But he had a collection of German officer knives on the wall. It makes me think he saw more action than he would admit to a child or he was involved in dealing with German prisoners of war. He wasn't even a US citizen at the time (canadian descent), so I doubt he was among the first of those drafted though.

All armies engaged in some of these crimes back then, but the 3 big nasties were by far the worst. The most disciplined were from the British (islanders and canadians, not their colonial troops). The worst? A tossup between the Soviets and Japanese.