I don't understand how at all you've come to this conclusion.

Nazis aren't like atheists or jews. They don't hold a collective belief that millions of people should be dead. Stop using this accusation of me using a slippery slope fallacy when I'm not. 

and the crime rates of the nazis they're fighting? Maybe you should look those up. Becuase it appears to me that they appear to commit less crime than Antifa, so maybe you shouldn't raise that point next time.

Who gets to decide what is racist and what isn't?

I think many people have made it clear in this thread that they believe that that if people are not actively against something, it's the same as being for it. Hate nazis but don't support Antifa? Well clearly you must be a nazi. I've seen it time and time and time again. This horrifically divisive attitude findinging a way to create division amonst each other is slowly but sure devolving society into a point where everyone is forced to pick a side and perfectly walk the party line lest they be cast out the moment they're not perfect for the side they're chosen.

I like how your post makes no sense and yet you question the relevance of mine. lmao

I asked you questions based on the statment you made. That's all the relevance you need from the first part. And you couldn't even do that much. 

What you have done, however, is prove the fact that those who persucuted Jews had no legitimate reason to do so. On the other hand, the despise of Nazis is grounded in their actions and beliefs, which is heavily recorded.

So essentially your argument boils down to this:

"I'm not strawmanning. All I'm saying is that killing the factually despicable Nazis is the exact same thing as killing Jewish people, despite the fact that the only people who deemed them despicable were ignorant and factually despicable themselves (Nazis). So if you're gonna make a game about killing a murderous group of people who essentially wanted mass genocide excluding those in their group, be sure you can do the same for innocent people who weren't!"

This is beyond sad. Why are you acting like Nazis are a bunch of fucking victims?

100% in a poll at Vgchartz? Holy... shit. haha

Except we have to define what's racist or sexist and what's not. This is where there is a big divide.

The issue in 2017 isn't that Nazis are bad; they and their hateful ideology will always be the gold standard example for the worst of humanity over the past century, and no amount of historical whitewashing (pardon the pun) will ever change that.

No, the issue is that somewhere along the way, the flip side of the extremist coin somehow became fashionable where violence for political purposes (or any purpose really) is A-OK, as long as it is directed towards "Nazis" / white supremacists / the alt-right, which in 2017 roughly translates to "anyone who is politically to the right of Marx / Mao / Stalin."

We now have self proclaimed "anti-fascist" groups who unironically use fascist tactics to shut down their opponents and force their own views on others, all in the name of opposing Nazis and fascism of course (because there's a real Nazi / fascism problem all around the globe in 2017, right?) Nazi = bad, therefore anything anti-Nazi, up to and including anarcho-communism, is automatically good. Basically today you have Godwin's Law being employed in real life by the progressive / far left wing of the political sphere, where everything they're opposed to is Hitler.

As for video games, Nazi's have been used in popular entertainment culture as the archetypal villain for decades now (Indiana Jones, anyone?). This is not controversial, and Nazis will continued to be used as said generic villains because they're the only group of people you can constantly recycle in movies and videogames as endless cannon fodder without offending someone. So kill all the Nazis you want in movies and videogames, but just remember one thing the next time you start having fantasies about punching so-called "Nazis" in real life. The real ones punch back.

I agree about Wolfenstein, since it is a game set in a fictional alternate universe, but you realize that not every German soldier in WW2 was also a Nazi, right? I wonder how COD will handl the subject, since the game is much more based in reality.