Darryl Cooper claims that during WWII, Hitler dropped peace leaflets on British cities while Churchill took measures to suppress their visibility. Cooper argues that citizens deserve to hear all perspectives in matters of war and peace. He suggests that restrictive government actions prevent the public from engaging with differing viewpoints. His assertions faced significant backlash, particularly regarding the historical context of Nazi Germany's actions during the war, which he appears to overlook in his comparisons.
Early in WW2, when Hitler was still refusing to retaliate in kind for British bombings of German civilian targets, he had the Luftwaffe drop leaflets calling for peace.
Churchill had teams of street sweepers on standby to clean them up before anyone saw them, and the public was warned about being found in possession of them.
It's very telling that every time the government wants us to kill and die for it, extreme measures are taken to ensure we never hear the other side's perspective.
Be an adult, and a responsible citizen, hear them out and then decide.
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