Germans should not be offended when they get called "Nazi" (I think it's a compliment)

Thanks ConRebuttals:Just because other countries have done bad things or worse things doesn't mean than one country doesn't mean that the things that the country did were good or acceptable...Never said that, but the things the Brits and Danes did were worse in my opinion. Enslaving people, like they did in the enslavement of the African continent, conquering them, robbing them of their resources makes the Germans and Italians look like santa marias in comparison."The KKK came from the Anglo-Saxons (not Germans), and several other Northern Euro groups too, and they're still seen with some relative positivity in America.The Nazis banned the KKK. There was no real Jim Crow-like laws against black folks in Germany. Neither was there in Italy. Contrast that to Britain and Denmark, where black folks were being lynched and rioted against for most of the time"Again, just because they have done good things doesn't mean that they're good people. Nor does other countries doing bad things automatically lead to Nazi Germany being good.Arguments:P1: It is offensive to be depicted as someone who has done terrible and/or immoral things.P2: Nazi's have done terrible and/or immoral thingsC: Therefore, it is offensive for a German to be called a Nazi.P1 is a pretty simple premise. Many people get offended when they are depicted as someone who has done terrible and/or immoral things. It's because you're essentially telling the person that they're a bad guy/girl. In this case, they're being told that they are as bad as someone who would mercilessly kill millions. Few people would want to be depicted as someone who is hated, immoral, and bigoted.How come Germany and Italy are the only countries with this stigma. I think being a Klansman or a warmongering imperialist (like the Brits and Danes were) is worse. I think the Brits and Danes should be ashamed of their own history. I think they should carry a worst stigma in my opinion. Unfortunately they are the winners in history and they write the books. Hitler and Mussolini did great things for their country. They built some of the best highways in the world.The definition of offensive is: "causing someone to feel hurt, angry, or upset : rude or insulting" [1]It can obviously anger people if they're told that they are the equivalent of a murderer.It should be more insulting to be associated with an imperialist, slaveowner or a Klansman. When Britain and Denmark get maligned it's for good reason.P2 is basically proven. I'll just list some of the terrible things that Nazi's have done:Things they did with prisoners:D: Experimented on prisoners so that they could advance in making the "Perfect race", or a blond haired blue eyed German. These experiments included many terrible things, such as putting Jews in freezing experiments in order to find a treatment for hypothermia. They also gave prisoners phosgene and mustard gas in order to test possible antidotes. They also did terrible things with twins, such as literally sewing them together in an attempt to make conjoined twins or injecting chemicals into their eyes to see if the color would change. [3] [4]First of all that's wrong. The blonde haired blue eyed thing was a Klansman belief. A lot of things associated with mad scientists and stuff of that nature was more true in Protestant countries than in a mostly Catholic Germany. Catholics tend to disapprove of the mad scientist thing more, knowing that mad scientists use their brains for maloevant and controlling reasons. The atomic bomb is an example of this. The stereotype of the mad scientist is not made for no reason...