This is an official event, hosting a world leader, who is currently engaged in war and Canada's official position is to support NATO, Ukraine and the war effort. The war effort is being undermined by Russian propaganda of denazification of Ukraine.
And then a Ukrainian guy, who served in the Waffen SS shows up in the parliament, and Zelensky and Trudeau and everyone is pictured clapping and giving the guy a standing ovation.
Why does Trudeau have to invite him and why does the guy have to be any sort of villainous character? The guy could have just strolled into the parliament, or crawled through the air duct and fell into the chamber. That does not matter. If it reflects badly on Canada, Trudeau is automatically responsible. That is how leadership works.
Why is this so difficult to understand?
Because you're more concerned about optics and how it reflects on Canada,
and because you can't or won't try to grasp why he would have joined that unit.
What is so difficult to understand that the enemy of my enemy is my friend.
He joined an outfit that allowed him to fight against a dominating power that controlled his country and killed millions and millions of Ukrainians.
Does it matter to you that he may in fact have been a hero for fighting a brutal oppressor, or context doesn't matter?
What's so difficult to understand?
So again, what kind of Nazi was he?
You say it's not about optics, but all your writing culminates to that.
According to you, every American that trained Bin Laden and al-Qaeda and helped fight against the Soviets in Afghanistan are terrorists, and whoever the President was should pay the price.
Were all Italian soldiers Nazis because they allied with Germany at the beginning of the war?
And how do you know that Trudeau invited him, I don't know if he did or not, how do you know?