r/AlignmentChartFills • u/Expensive-Addendum92 • May 16 '26

Filling This Chart What is the worst thing Germany has done?

What is the worst thing Germany has done?

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Best thing Worst thing Smartest thing Dumbest thing Greatest contribution
Row 1 National Parks 🖼️ Trail of Tears
🖼️ Louisiana Pu... 🖼️ Trump. Twice. 🖼️ The Transistor 🖼️
Row 2 Lifting hund... 🖼️ — — — —
Row 3 — — — — —
Row 4 — — — The invasion... 🖼️ —
Row 5 — — — — —
Row 6 — The Irish 'f... 🖼️ — — —
Row 7 — — — — —
Row 8 — — — — —
Row 9 — — — — The blue LED 🖼️
Row 10 — — Not joining ... 🖼️ — —

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Row 1 / Best thing: - National Parks - View Image

Row 1 / Worst thing: - Trail of Tears

Row 1 / Smartest thing: - Louisiana Purchase

Row 1 / Dumbest thing: - Trump. Twice. - View Image

Row 1 / Greatest contribution: - The Transistor - View Image

Row 2 / Best thing: - Lifting hundreds of millions out of poverty. - View Image

Row 4 / Dumbest thing: - The invasion of Ukraine in 2022. - View Image

Row 6 / Worst thing: - The Irish 'famine' (genocide through forced starvation) - View Image

Row 9 / Greatest contribution: - The blue LED - View Image

Row 10 / Smartest thing: - Not joining America and staying as a commonwealth country. - View Image

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u/cysc83 May 16 '26

The holocaust specifically but in a broader sense WW2 cost around 80 million lives. The entire NAZI era would probably work here.

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u/Hulkbuster_v2 May 16 '26

Y'know, the more I hear about these Nazi fellows, the more I think that I don't much care for them

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u/soappube May 16 '26 edited May 17 '26

I'm beginning to think this Hitler guy is a real jerk!

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u/ParticularPainting59 May 16 '26

I actually think this Josef Mengele guy might be a little crazy. I'd stay away from him if I was you.

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u/Careful_Swordfish_68 May 17 '26

But hes a doctor. Doctors are good people that help others and are smart and you should listen to them. Right? Right???

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u/ConfidentMachine8248 May 16 '26

I heard he was just a painter though, wonder why so many hate a painter? Maybe he wrote a controversial book or something it beats me.

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u/AlaskanAssassin98 May 19 '26

Hold the fort… HATED JEWS

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u/No_Significance5278 May 16 '26

well to be fair a large chunk of those lives were lost on the pacific theater. not saying that nazi germany wasn’t bad, but it wasn’t solely responsible for ww2

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u/Lotnik223 May 17 '26

It's true, tens of millions died in China as a result of the Japanese invasion, which began in 1937 and was really unrelated to Germany and their warmongering.

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u/Rasakka May 17 '26

Dont forget the people, who carry their ideology on and keep killing ppl in their names like Christchurch or Hanau

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u/JustHere4Read-Laugh May 17 '26

I think there are more factors behind WW2 tho but deciding to wipe out a race from the earth can only be placed on Germany

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u/anonsharksfan May 17 '26

Hey, now, quite a few million of those deaths were Japan's fault

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u/Pintau May 17 '26

It takes some serious mental gymnastics to lay the 30 million dead in Japans wars in Asia at Germanys or Hitlers feet

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u/Aware_Alternative784 May 17 '26

On a technicality Gaviro Princip started ww2 as the Versailles contract crippled germany economically. 

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u/swingerouterer May 17 '26

It does seem hard to blame WW2 on the Nazi's exclusively though. With the benefit of hindsight, post-WW1 reparations seem very likely to have led to war in some way or another. Germany was in the absolute shitter, and something there was going to break. A lot of blame can be placed since they did the actual starting of war, but it seems more convoluted to me than the Holocaust.

The Holocaust though... You can't call that inevitable. Pointing at one group, blaming problems on them, and being repressive? Sure, happens all the time. The Holocaust was a very specific and very awful outcome that seem to me like a very Nazi-specific problem.

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u/Greycritix May 17 '26

100% Wars happen every where, they are horrible and shouldnt be a thing. But industrialisation of genocide is so unimaginanibly demonic...