Re: Lebensborn

I've never denied that history is complex and groups like the Nazis probably had some value to them.

I have little doubt you'd find much to agree with in their policies, especially if they were adapted by the U.S. government. Wait, they have: e.g., 'preemptive' war, military Keynesianism, Social Security, the New Deal, animal rights legislation, anti-smoking legislation, etc.

But when you get down to it, what they stood for was evil and what they did was an atrocity rarely equaled in the history of the world, certainly of the modern age.

Certainly in the modern age? The modern age is the most bloody to date.

Only the Stalin regime was responsible for more killing than the Nazis in the 20th century.

Spectacularly false. Are you a little rusty with the history of 20th century democide or did you never much learn it to begin with?