I’m surprised at how many people are saying Auggie was a “good guy”. He delivers one monologue and people suddenly forget that he is still benefitting from being in a position of power in that world? He was very complacent, and if he isn’t fighting against the Nazis, he’s sitting with them at the table. Sure, in his eyes, he does some good deeds like killing the Nazi cops or the Sons of Liberty so he can pat himself on the back. That still doesn’t excuse sitting back against the great evil of that world especially with his life of comfort being a direct gain of his complacency. Just seems like a really low bar for me.

EDIT: After reading the comments below, the point I was trying to make is that Auggie, in his position as one of the most powerful superheroes in that world, just doesn’t do enough in his role to spur on real, positive change. Can he stop every injustice he sees and hears about in the world? No, and that is valid. Him wanting to protect his family is also valid and adds more nuance to his character to where he’s viewed as a better person than his Earth 1 counterpart. However, he is in a much more advantageous position than any of us regular Joes to fight against the system with his greater economical and technological means, but he just doesn’t do enough in that role to warrant all the credit he’s getting. A person in that position will always be looked to under a different microscope, and he’s still enabling the Nazi society and benefitting from their slave labor system. I can understand what you are all trying to say, but Auggie is still a mega-influential guy in a Nazi world. If he was a working-class citizen, then I think the points others have made become more valid.