Why are you putting words in people's mouths? That is classic leftist behavior. Accuse the enemy of what you want him to be instead of actually understanding anything.

The USA should not have entered the war. Hindsight is 20/20 though so it's easy to say the USA should have done this or that. I'm not saying your grandfather is a bad guy or that he shouldn't be honored for his service. All I suggested was that the 6m Jews dying may be incorrect. Then you took that far too personally.

Optimally, the USA should not have put economic sanctions on Japan and simply let the Japanese expand then the USA should never have entered the war with Germany. I do believe had those actions been taken the situation today for Americans and the world as a whole would be better than it is now. We can't know for certain though.

The only thing we do know for certain is that international communism is here today, Hitler did fight against it and lost. International communism today is worse than Hitler. That's all we know for certain. Again, questioning how many Jews died in the holocaust is not racist nor should it be considered dishonorable to your grandfather. Are you suggesting that if only 10,000 Jews died for example that somehow that would lesson the actions of your grandfather and the only reason your grandfather's actions were honorable was because of the sheer number of Jews who died. What difference does it make toward his actions whether he defeated a country responsible for 10,000 or 6,000,000? He's still a hero in that regard either way.

Why are you putting words in people's mouths? That is classic leftist behavior. Accuse the enemy of what you want him to be instead of actually understanding anything.

The USA should not have entered the war. Hindsight is 20/20 though so it's easy to say the USA should have done this or that. I'm not saying your grandfather is a bad guy or that he shouldn't be honored for his service. All I suggested was that the 6m Jews dying may be incorrect. Then you took that far too personally.

Optimally, the USA should not have put economic sanctions on Japan and simply let the Japanese expand then the USA should never have entered the war with Germany. I do believe had those actions been taken the situation today for Americans and the world as a whole would be better than it is now. We can't know for certain though.

The only thing we do know for certain is that international communism is here today, Hitler did fight against it and lost. International communism today is worse than Hitler. That's all we know for certain. Again, questioning how many Jews died in the holocaust is not racist nor should it be considered dishonorable to your father. Are you suggesting that if only 10,000 Jews died for example that somehow that would lesson the actions of your grandfather and the only reason your grandfather's actions were honorable was because of the sheer number of Jews who died. What difference does it make toward his actions whether he defeated a country responsible for 10,000 or 6,000,000? He's still a hero in that regard either way.