The whole point was if they’re going to be viewed worse than Nazi Germany. Do you feel like there’s a point where the empire is gone and people will switch to thinking of it worse than Nazi Germany?
It hasn’t happened yet and I don’t see it happening tbh.
Definitely most Europeans and Westerners, but I meant most people. But I don’t think there’s any actual numbers or that so not much sense to get into an argument about it
Is it possible that you can’t see the opinion changing because it is a very slow process that you are only living through a portion of? I’ve noticed more people mentioning the Bengal famine when Churchill is lionized, for example.
It’s merely vassalized, not dead and buried. The UK is still imperialist.
I’m not sure what that matters for the topic at hand.
The British Empire is neither gone nor forgotten.
The whole point was if they’re going to be viewed worse than Nazi Germany. Do you feel like there’s a point where the empire is gone and people will switch to thinking of it worse than Nazi Germany?
It hasn’t happened yet and I don’t see it happening tbh.
Depends on who you ask.
I did say “most” in the first comment
Most Europeans, maybe, not most people.
Definitely most Europeans and Westerners, but I meant most people. But I don’t think there’s any actual numbers or that so not much sense to get into an argument about it
The global south tends to not like the north as much.
Come to a country that was colonised by the British, and you’ll see a very different opinion. And there’s far more of us than white people.
Is it possible that you can’t see the opinion changing because it is a very slow process that you are only living through a portion of? I’ve noticed more people mentioning the Bengal famine when Churchill is lionized, for example.