Godwin's Law has nothing to do with what Hitler would say. "Godwin's rule of Hitler analogies is an Internet adage that asserts that "As an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Hitler approaches 1." - Wikipedia  It suggests that analogies to Hitler and Nazis are as predictable as they are unwarranted in most cases.

"But that aside, a better comparison would be to say you don't see statues of Rommel or Manstein the so-called 'good' Germans who were merely soldiers."

Rommel and Manstein were Wehrmacht commanders who actively supported Hitler and the Nazi party. Manstein was convicted of war crimes following the war. No, Germany decided against erecting statues to them. The same is true of many if not most Wehrmacht high-ranking officers. They actively supported Hitler and what the Nazi party was doing. Pretty hard to ban Hitler statues but erect ones to those who supported his Master Plan.