Well, its complicated. At the end of the day, success determines who is right or wrong. And from that angle, the US were right. Without WW2 they wound not be in the role they have now (for how much longer is another question).
Btw., I didn't mean to say Hitler was stupid. But he (and the inner circle of the Nazi party) was delusional about a number of things. The whole race thing drifted off into a kind of religion, that made them think they can't possibly fail, because they are superior to other people. And especially Hitler believed more and more that everything he orders will happen. Because it was him who ordered it, and he is never wrong. Well, that didn't work out, as we have seen.
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I agree that it is complicated. Success only determines who writes the history, not who is right or wrong... and the more I look into it the more firmly I am convinced that the united states joined the wrong side. The state of the world today makes that even clearer in my eyes.
As for being racist accounts from many people during that time (including some jews that lived in germany) state otherwise. He was for racial purity... but that, by itself, does not make one a racist.
Were it not for those pulling the strings (zionists and communists primarily) they would be painted in a much different light today and maybe more people would see that the much touted "Great Reset" (new world order) is simply a ploy by a small group of elitists (primarily zionists) to depopulate the world of "the gentiles"... everyone else.
Of course... it has taken me a lot of reading to come to the above conclusions... reading that most will never do. Few want to face the possibility that their leaders are psychopaths that see them as useful idiots, cattle, and useless eaters.