N: Maybe, but is that how it comes across? It doesn’t say next to the skull, you know, “Yeah, we killed him but trust us, this guy was horrid.”

I mean, its a comedy sketch. But it should be noted that this is exactly what the Germans were saying of their victims in the 1930s and 40s.

Might also be worth noting that, for all the shit German Nazis (justifiably) get, the English and the French and the Americans and Chinese and Turks and the various Eastern European powers were also engaged in these horrifying industrialized holocausts within their own spheres of influence. And they were also insisting the genocides of American Native Peoples, Hindu Nationalists, assorted African and Middle Eastern Nationalists, Koreans, Filipinos, Communist and Socialist civil reformers and union organizers, Jews, Roma, Disabled Peoples, and anyone else who didn't fit their trending eugenics theories were justified because the people being killed were "horrid".

Germany and Japan (and Italy kinda when they didn't suck at it) just polarized the politics of industrial genocide in an effort to build fresh new empires over the carcasses of the old Colonial Powers. And that's what had The Allies so upset. They were generally fine with The Holocausts within Germany and Japan, so long as they stayed on their own sides of the imaginary lines.