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Here's a little quiz. Test your knowledge.
1. Who said they would rid the country of communist vermin?
2. Who said they will take care of the "threat from within"?
3. Who said migrants poison Aryan blood?
4. Who said one people, one realm, one leader?
5. Who said they will take care of the "enemy within"?
6. Who said migrants are "poisoning the blood of our country"?
7. Who said "one people, one family, one glorious nation"?
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1 (Both Hitler/Nazis and Trump); 2, 6, 7 (Trump); 3, 4, 5 (Hitler/Nazis)
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Oh yawn....🙄💤 taken out of content sewer swimming....
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Liberals have watered down the meaning of Hitler and Nazzism.
Bush. Trump, they are all Nazis.
So, all over the world *all* people - STFU about Hitler, he was just like Bush. No big deal.
Move on already.
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So boring.
Meanwhile, actual Nazis are beheading kids in the middle east and his intellectual fellow travelers are out busy chanting "From the river to the sea".
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So, all over the world *all* people - STFU about Hitler, he was just like Bush. No big deal
This. To them, every Republican is Hitler. We tried to warn them, but the LeeLeeLosers just couldn't help themselves.
Now real Nazis are on the loose in the middle east and people he looks up to are cheering them on. I think some Physician, Heal Thyself is in order.
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Foreign policy wise, they usually have more in common with Hitler than with Bush or Trump.
That is just plain fact.
Ditto where it comes to reeducation, be it about lunches or gender for kids.
Who knows, maybe one day Chinese troops will storm the beaches of South Florida and rescue us.
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Liberals have watered down the meaning of Hitler and Nazzism [sic].
Arguably true. Bush was not a NAZI, nor really an authoritarian. Neither one (41 or 43). I didn't agree with a lot of what they were about, but they weren't NAZIs. Cheney was a bit of an authoritarian, and a hawk. I wouldn't say "NAZI".
Trump clearly is an authoritarian. Many people saw the warning signs before the election of 2016. During his presidency, he actually praised Xi for extending his term for "life", and commented that maybe we should do the same (I believe that was 2018). Is he an actual NAZI? Well, he receives support from NAZIs and right-wing nationalists (just look at the Daily Stormer), and he parallels that party leadership from the late '20s both in actions and words (mostly words). He clearly does not respect democracy, is a toxic narcissist, and maybe even a megalomaniac, and foments xenophobia ("blame the other") to whip people up into a frenzy. So you decide if "NAZI" is appropriate.
Whether you use that succinct word or not, he's everything I just outlined in the above paragraph.
But, yes, you do have a point that overusing a word like 'NAZI' can diminish what that truly means. And it also innurs people so that when an actual NAZI shows up, people don't notice.
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If Trump is an authoritarian, he's a poor one.
Why didn't he order a nationwide lockdown during COVID instead of what did do, which was defer to the states?
Why didn't he persecute his political opponents?
I find it interesting that the left claims the mantle of preserving democracy...while doing both of the above and also colluding with Big Tech to suppress speech they don't like.
It ain't Trump who's the authoritarian.
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onepoorguy: ".... overusing a word like 'NAZI' can diminish what that truly means. And it also innurs people so that when an actual NAZI shows up, people don't notice."
People have been noticing for quite a while. I know I've written before about following a field-tripping high school class touring the Holocaust Museum in D.C. shortly before Trump's inauguration. They noticed. They noticed bigly, frequently commenting with shock about the rallies and verbiage, 'it's just like the Trump campaign.'
Kuo: "At the end of his speech, Trump evoked Hitler once more. He called for, “One people, one family, one glorious nation.” Historians recoiled. They knew that cadence immediately. Hitler used it when he called for, “One people, one realm, one leader.”
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If Trump is an authoritarian, he's a poor one.
Why didn't he order a nationwide lockdown during COVID instead of what did do, which was defer to the states?
FatDonis an authoritarian wannabe, but nobody claimed he's an intelligent one.
It to0k Hitler more than 4 years to effect his legacy.
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People have been noticing for quite a while.
I was talking about it even before the summer of 2016. As you may recall. Some people are noticing or have noticed. Interesting anecdote about the field trippers. Glad they received the education that allowed them to recognize it.
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And it also innurs people so that when an actual NAZI shows up
He's HERE and his name is Trump.
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STFU about Hitler, he was just like Bush. No big deal.
There are no words that are adequate to respond to this insane and dangerous denial of reality.
