Human Diversity is Beautiful image - Humor, satire, parody

For the most part, in a way I agree with you. Capitalism has been taken too far, nowadays even the concept of truth is granted to the highest bidder.
Note thingy: Both capitalism and communism are flawed concepts IMO. Communism's just harder to apply in practice, too idealistic. I mean, why work any harder than the minimum to not be sent to gulag if you won't be rewarded for it?
Capitalism on the other hand fails because it's too unregulated (as a system), so virtually anything can be bought with money.

Everyone in WW2 done effed up at some point or another. Nazi Germany became an easy target for propaganda (mostly after the war) because institutionalized mass murder. That granted a big, huge "they done bad" thing to point out and distract public opinion from things the Allies messed up.
I'm not saying "Hitler did nothing wrong", I mean the Allies weren't morally flawless saints, either.

If you ask me, any form of segregation based on "race", skin color and whatnot, is downright stupid, a colossal waste of potential.
IMO, a person's value isn't determined by anything they're born with, but with choices that person takes.
*Anyone* can be born with exceptionally high aptitude for specific tasks. We see so many brilliant people from countries with good living standards because in say, Africa, people has it difficult surviving at all, specialization is a luxury most simply cannot afford.

Ironically, Nazi Germany would've been objectively superior if not for the racism bits. They already had tech ahead of its time, and it took a coalition of almost the entire planet to stop them. Were it a "pure" meritocracy, Germany would've had a viable shot at actually unifying the planet.

(edit) *checks* ah, dang it. I'm lacking in humor quota.
*after searching for several minutes at KYM* I haven't the slightest idea of how that meme with a sunglasses-wearing smiley doing the OK hand gesture is called.
That one which I planned to use with the antifa logo and a caption like:
"When you fervently campaign against Nazis and fascism, but since you're being fascist yourself, you inadvertently make things easier for legit NeoNazis"
That's what I meant with my previous comment in the first place.

The final common denominator in all this isn't education. It's peoples inability to control their passions. Be they political, moral, or even social.

That's why both the left, right, and even those in the middle are acting out in the most absurd of ways to stress their beliefs. Which, as excogitatoris has said, is bringing about something we'd all rather not think about.

Just yesterday, a bunch of U.S. congressman were nearly massacred solely because of their political affiliation. The gunman literally asked, are they Republicans or Democrats? And then went off to kill them based on his own political allegiance.

When things breakdown to that point, the Republic is over. And now I have to witness people, even those who are supposed to be horrified at such a event, pointing fingers and saying "they deserved it." Life reflects MAD magazine more everyday.