You cannot imprison a whole country, nor you shouldn't.
How and in which way did I say that? I said the people who vote are accountable, and those who vote Fascists are accountable for voting Fascists. That means, right now, 16% of the German population, not the entire country of Germany.
Your words sound nicely but lack of depth. You cannot held accountable a people, this would open the doors of hell for exterminations of whole countries, don't you realise it?
You don't understand what I'm saying. You don't understand the word "accountability". "To be held accountable" does not mean "to be punished". It means recognising what happens to someone when they made a choice to be a consequence of their choice and it means they don't get to shift the blame on someone else when the consequences of their choice are negative. Which, in turn, means they should think about their choice before making it.
And I'm not saying that "a people" should be held accountable, but that "people" should be held accountable. If 16% of a voting population votes for Fascists, that means those 16% are accountable for voting for Fascists, not the entirety of the voting population or the nation.
Now to be fair, the line I was responding to was "Besides is grave mistake to blame a people." -- but nobody here blamed a people. 16% of voters aren't a people, they are 16% of the voting population of a people.