<<So one dead man is worth more than another?>>
That's not what I said. (When is it ever?) You're confusing two issues, the morality of the intention behind the action and the action itself.
<<How about both men killed people who didn't need to be killed for the sole purpose of consolidating power and focusing the peoples attention on "others">>
Both men killed people who didn't need to be killed, sure, but then (a) the sole purpose was NOT consolidating power and focusing the people's attention on "others," that's just your own fabricated (and ludicrous) view of the purpose, and (b) it was not one-for-one, but millions killed by Hitler for the supremacy of the Aryan race, versus some infinitely lesser number executed by Stalin for purposes relating to the end of the exploitation of man by man and the defence of the workers' and peasants' Revolution.
So that as far as I am concerned, Hitler comes out much the worse (a) for the cause in which he killed, (b) in the number of his victims and (c) in the extent to which his victims were deserving of their fate. Hitler's victims did nothing to deserve their fate other than to be born to Jewish or Slavic parents, Stalin's were for the most part by their own actions, enemies of the people, but perhaps some were mistakenly executed as such, in which case Stalin's moral culpability is about on a par with a judge who convicts and sentences based on a trial that later turns out to have been (unknown to the judge) a travesty of justice.
I dunno, this stuff is pretty basic. Most people I know understand this stuff without any laborious discussion. The Cold War propaganda of the misdeeds of Stalin is a fucking joke (on the whole) and in any event, his entire focus was on wrongdoers and enemies of the people. Even the homosexuals that may have been persecuted were singled out for mistaken fascist leanings, not merely for who they were. As someone pointed out in this thread, Nazi Germany was probably the most homoerotic society of its day, and it was therefore natural for Russian thinkers to concoct a link between homosexuality and fascism, erroneous as that conclusion turned out to be in the fullness of time.