You're the only one laughing on this thread.
And as far as Godwin's Law goes, tell me, were the soldiers who liberated Auschwitz equivalent sinners to the Nazis who ran the camp - according to your understanding of Jesus and the Bible?
Nobody is laughing at the tragic circumstances of the topic.
The problem with your question is that you’re using human morality to compare two opposing forces in a physical war, where evil happens on both sides. You might have a problem knowing that God did indeed save some Nazi’s and that a few are actually in heaven as we speak because they understood their pitiful state was leading them to destruction.
On the same point, you might find it hard to believe that a lot of “good” American & Brit soldiers who liberated those camps are currently in hell because they refused to acknowledge God’s way of salvation.
Ted Bundy, perhaps one of the most gruesome killers in American history, went on to become a Christian. Karla Faye Tucker is another example.
Read up on the Son of Sam. He purposely refuses to be paroled for his crimes because he knows he’s deserving of life in prison and even more. He currently has a prison ministry.
My whole entire point is that, as Christians, we are called to forgive. No matter what happens to loved ones and the evil others inflict on us. Forgive...not forget. Matthew 6:14.
You may think of me as a horrible human being based on our short posting to each other. I agree. I deserve hell, just like the monster who killed this little innocent child. Anybody who acknowledges their sin comes to that same conclusion. I’d rather be “right” with God than with man.