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Well I don't think that's very effective either but if we can't have a discussion then we'll just have to disagree.
It’s worked before. If only we’d had more premature antifascists, we might have nipped it in the bud before it enveloped most of Europe and China.
What worked was the might of a multiple empires waging total war against one another. I don't think any Lemmings have that power at their disposal.
Of course this only worked after tens of millions of deaths, so it wasn't exactly the ideal solution even then.
As much as I hate to agree with Tankies, I think their point was that a more surgical method could have prevented things from boiling over into a world war.
Maybe... this is where I guess the instance rules get in the way because I'd like to know what exactly that looks like. Because it's well known that communists and others tried to violently resist the Nazis in the lead up to the third reich. So you'd have to articulate how your strategy was different from what was tried and failed.
My reading of history is that sporadic violence is a very ineffective anti-fascist tactic.