Tatsuya Ishida #wingnut #pratt #dunning-kruger

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[From “February 19, 2026: Re-imagining Villains 69”]

Panel 1: in Dantzig, a Wehrmacht private is aiming at a droog guilty of atrocities against ethnic Germans to shot him (see cartoon of the previous day) hears his captain orders “Lower your weapon, private”
Panel 2: the captain continues with “That's not our way”, to which the soldier replies “But captain, he's a serial rapist-murderer”
Panel 3: the CO justifies himself with “For which he'll stand trial”, “You don't fight evil with evil” and “But with good”
Panel 4: the droog exclaims “Ah, Christian morality”, “I love it!” and “Praise Jesus!”

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I smell some bullshit because the Nazis did kill people in massacres and one of the first steps to the holocaust was them using a unit that went around gathering “subhumans”, forcing them to dig a ditch then shooting them, a very well documented thing you prick.

Soldiers are trained for situations where death is the first option not last resort. If you put a serial rapist-murderer in front of any soldier from any army the murderer is rarely making it to trial. This is also generally true of people the soldiers think are murderers or rapists, which is one of the big problems with using soldiers as police.
Beyond that is the whole general historical absurdity of the situation. The Germans invaded Poland to take good farmland for Germany and native Germans, by displacing or killing the native population. This early in the war the Germans were concerned with their image, which would probably be the primary concern of an officer holding back a soldier in this situation. Better to send the person to “trial” even though the officer knew that whatever the outcome they were unlikely to coming back.

Well, with you doing the old ‘In-out, in-out’ with that created by Anthony Burgess & brought to the screen by Stanley Kubrick, fortunately Reality just keeps on enjoying a bit of the old ultraviolence by booting your viddy’s opinions in the yarbles, Tatty.

in Dantzig

Where? The city known today as Gdansk?

That used to be named Dantzig

Once again, keep in mind that ol’ Tats thinks America gets involved with World War 2 solely because Teh Ebil Joo tells them to.

I guess Japan doesn’t exist in his alt-history world.