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Meh, she was a willing member of a brutal organisation that terrorized multiple countries in wars of aggression. If you have more reverence for her then for, say, a Russian naval officer, then you don't have principles, you just have rump nationalism.
edit: damn, didn't realize there were so many fans of the Russian navy here.
This is about competance and leadership decisions, not moral equivalence fallacies.
Considering what might be coming, maybe it's better if America has incompetent military leaders. This is a huge mistake that Hitler didn't make.
Lets hope Trump micromanages his military like Hitler did.
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Hitler did not only have yesmen for his wars. There was even plots against him late in the war and he killed a lot of them too.
I revere neither the American nor Russian admiral, this isn't about respect for the individual in question, it's about the US political class removing competant and capable people because they don't fit their ideological world view.
I mean, certainly more than a news reporter.