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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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