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

Thanks Pro Rebuttals: "Germany's history is a lot cleaner than say Denmark or Britain's. For one, Germany was not some imperialist power bent on looting and making other's lives miserable. Neither was Italy. Compare that to the long-term and vicious damage Britain and Denmark have done to Africa, India, China, and Greenland, respectively" 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... "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 things C: 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. 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. P2 is basically proven. I'll just list some of the terrible things that Nazi's have done: Things they did with prisoners: A: Forced prisoners to dispose of the bodies of the other prisoners. This had a couple tasks within it, such as sweeping up ashes of the dead jews and also picking out the gold teeth of the dead. They were often replaced (Killed) within a couple of months with no notice or sign whatsoever. [2] B: Locked prisoners in rooms without food or water until they died. This was for the people who did not receive the mercy of a quick death. [2] C: Provided prisoners little food or water to survive on. This lead to some terrible things, such as prisoners eating rotted food from garbage or *stealing food from dead bodies*. The Nazis' also experimented on about 90 Jews and gave them nothing to drink but salt water just to see what would happen. [2] [3] 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] E: Trains. Passengers were given no food/water and were crammed in trains. These trains were meant to fit around 50 per car, but Nazi's would put as much as 200 per each car. An example of this is when and 18 day ride on the train to Corfu lead to the death of all of the prisoners. [2] The conclusion follows logically from the premises. The sad part is that this is a speck of the terrible things the Nazi's have done. My argument stands until Pro erects a rebuttal. I want to point out that Pro never used any sources to prove anything he was saying. Not a single shred of evidence was given by him. Even if we assume his arguments had evidence behind them, I have refuted them and provided evidence of my claims. Vote Con. Sources: [1] http://www.merriam-webster.com... [2] http://listverse.com... [3]http://www.ushmm.org... [4] http://listverse.com...