No need for snarkiness (if you weren't being snarky, I'm sorry for assuming that you were), Stuka1944 was asking a legitimate question. I myself don't think that Nazism could exist
without the Anti-Semitism, Anti-Communism and Racism that fueled it. I
do believe that if a slightly saner and more pragmatic Hitler was in charge of the Nazi Party, we could've seen a very different solution to the "Jewish Problem." It wouldn't have been genocide, but it wouldn't have been peaches n' cream either. Imagine, for example, if all the raw materials and manpower that went into organizing the holocaust, building the camps, policing them, and exterminating the prisoners had been diverted to the war. And what would Hitler have done with a few thousand extra men (including all the SS guards)? Certainly, they wouldn't have been treated as well as "Aryan" troops, but their contribution to the war effort would've been invaluable. How many more tanks, aircraft, trains, forts and other things could've been built using the materials used to construct Auschwitz? What if Hitler had sprayed all that Zyklon D he used to gas prisoners to devastate Soviet crops? (Or if he'd gassed their troops ala WWI

) Would a hungrier Red Army have been able to win Stalingrad? The least people can do is ask these questions instead of just shrugging them off as being "ASB." Atleast try to imagine what the consequence of a still-racist (but nowhere near as genocidal) Nazi Germany would've been.