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To be fair, the idea that Stalin's USSR was a qualitatively lesser evil than Hitler's Germany shouldn't really be controversial as such, and "double genocide theory" has a pretty clear historical lineage from anti-Semitism and Holocaust denialism on the Eastern European far right
There comes a point where 'what was the worst mass-murdering hell-regime' is not a useful question. Was Allied decision to side w/ USSR against Nazis correct? Yes, absolutely. But, given the scale of the inhumanity of the USSR, I hesitate to put it in a 'lesser evil' category.
If nothing else, does the fact that the USSR defeated Nazi Germany (thus saving the tens of millions of additional lives that the the Nazis would've ethnically cleansed under "Generalplan Ost" if they'd won the war) count as a point in its favor?
The analogy I like is, imagine if native Americans resisting US expansion had been organized in a state like the USSR with a leader like Stalin; doubtlessly many native peoples would have serious and legitimate grievances with this state, but at least they'd be alive to air them
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