It isn’t about ‘accepting’ his views, try refuting them.
You might start by referencing the last major Russian military victory prior to their recent Georgian operation. As for Patton being a bigot, he had more experience dealing with various nationalities (such as the Russians) than either one of us, and his analysis can’t be dismissed on the altar of political correctness.
And I might add, we’re not talking about Patton’s views on Jews, we’re talking about his views on the slavic savages of Russia.
Defeating the Germans in WWII? That's a pretty big deal. Other than Afghanistan, I can't actually think of any war they fought in during the interim.
And I might add, were not talking about Pattons views on Jews, were talking about his views on the slavic savages of Russia.
You can't pick and choose here. You seem to be claiming that Patton was a good judge of national character. If he's right about the Slavs, then why do you questions his judgment regarding the Jews?
“Slavic savages?”
Bigot.