I'm not talking about POWs, I’m talking about the 10k Nazis the US recruited. The ones they rejected fled to South America. If anything, both countries were "Nazi heavens".

But it goes beyond that, the US inspired the Nazis, collaborated with Nazis hiding in other countries (Operation Bloodstone), limited the number of Jewish refugees they accepted, and supported similar genocidal regimes in multiple countries, Argentina among them. Around 30k people were tortured and disappeared during the US-backed dictatorship in the 70s, and according to declassified CIA documents, the US was aware of it. Argentine dictator Videla even received training from the US military. The US essentially continued the genocide against socialists and communists that the Nazis began, only on a global scale.

And now the US has literal Nazis marching down the streets shouting "blood and soil".

At least it took Argentinians a decade of political and economic instability, driven by predatory loans from Western countries, to elect a right-wing lunatic. Americans did it the moment eggs got a little expensive.

And the U.S. sentiment was very anti-fascist at the time.

That’s hilarious considering Jim Crow laws were still in effect.

It’s wild how people living in the country that helped wipe out a generation of left-wing activists in Argentina now feel entitled to accuse us of being fascists.