Again, you're missing the point. Which isn't that you display any kind of anti-Semitism, but that you state that a group of fellow human beings are undeserving of empathy. The implication is that you are somehow separate from and superior to such people. How did the Nazi's justify their attitude towards and treatment of the Jews? Because of their own sense of superiority, because they regarded non-Aryans, homosexuals, drug addicts and so on, as less than human, undeserving of human kindness or consideration, let alone empathy.
This lack of empathy is also common to psychopaths. An inability to feel empathy towards your fellow human beings is a serious character flaw. And before you jump all over that one, I'm not accusing you of being a psychopath either, any more than I was actually accusing you of being a Nazi. I just think you've got a lot of growing up to do. Hence the comparison with the Nazi Youth.
You mention the British Empire. If anything I've written has been remotely jingoistic in tone, then you'd be perfectly correct to accuse me of a yearning for the days of Empire.
yorkleyblue's post incidentally, refers to a scene from "Cabaret", the "tall blond lad in leather shorts, standing up outside a cafe singing "Tomorrow Belongs To Me" being a member of the Nazi Youth.