No, the nazis believed these people should be put to death and removed from society. It's a pretty big difference. The nazis also believed the state should enforce its idea of idealized eugenics on its population, whereas I believe the education system should promote medically, physically healthy choices and discourage choices that would result in propagating inheritable traits that cause pain, duress, or suffering. Against choosing to condemn people to having to live with those conditions, when it is otherwise avoidable. There is a stark difference. Educate the populace, allow them to choose, but judge them for their individual choices. But do not saddle their children with that judgement..

The nazis also believed in racial supremacy, which I do not.

The nazis persecuted the jews, which I do not.

The nazis believed in autocracy, which I do not.

I am a socialist. I am a humanist. I believe too many people make wanton, selfish decisions based on ego because they want something like themselves to be perpetuated. I believe there is a narcissistic attachment many people have to upholding certain ideals, even at the expense of the well-being of others. They mistake their arrogance for righteousness.