Why do Asians, especially Indians, love Hitler so much?
Why do Asians, especially Indians, love Hitler so much?
Sebastian Thompson
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Joshua Hughes
where's broofs
Jason Cook
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Grayson Taylor
He was a pain in the ass for Brits.
Blake Harris
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Elijah Fisher
>these are the """people""" typing soyboys and cucks
Aiden King
Because he's a meme here, without any genocidal stigma attached here.
Much like brits are meme in other places etc.
He also allied with INA and Subhas Chandra Bose so there's that.
Charles Martinez
Churchill killed 3 million of indians during WWII. The true Hitler for indians smokes cigar and wears top hat.
Charles Thompson
shit morality
Jaxon Evans
Same reason Che Guevara is liked in the West.
Jeremiah White
Swastika comes from way before the Nazis.
Eli King
Hitler is one of the most well known persons in the world. Most Indians are uneducated and poor, and do not know why he's so infamous.
Jacob Martin
Because he used Buddism simbol
Mason Hughes
What does Sup Forums think of hitler fried chicken?
Landon Nguyen
Whiter than you, William
Jason Kelly
Here's the real redpill, that symbol has popped up in many ancient ruins all over the world and are the remnants of the ancient white people that used to lived there. I'd even argue that the reason why any civilizations developed in asia at all were because of the influence of ancient Aryans
Nicholas Watson
varg tier larping
Jeremiah Harris
They are the true aryans that why.
Matthew Rivera
>Here's the real redpill, that symbol has popped up in many ancient ruins all over the world and are the remnants of the ancient white people that used to lived there.
Literally everyone knows this.
Parker Murphy
kek
Michael Cox
Most people aren't well informed about him. Hitler provided funds and training to Indian National Army (which was fighting for the Independece of India during WW2) and that's the only thing most of us know about him and therefore people here kind of like him but it doesn't matter cause they don't think much about WW2 related things.
William Miller