Similarities between trump and hitler

[Anonymous]

Rapists anyone? Murderers, rapists, human traffickers, is that not dehumanizing the "others?"
"That's only in the Panhandle you can get away with that statement," the President then said with a smile, with the crowd erupting into laughter. "Only in the Panhandle!"

[Anonymous]

Still nor close to Hitler, people are so, so stupid. It is like a never ending parade of who is more like Hitler.
However, racism should not be discounted and is on the rise in Europe and the US. Everyone in Europe is going back to hating everyone else, sadly I see this here too.
https://www.tabletmag.com/jewish-news-and-politics/246116/croatia-rewrite-holocaust-crimes-out-of-history
https://foreignpolicy.com/2019/04/17/theres-one-far-right-movement-that-hates-the-kremlin-azov-ukraine-biletsky-nouvelle-droite-venner/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Author is a relative of an Auschwitz survivor.

In fact, Donald Trump never wrote a book about a future genocide like Mein Kampf, never forced people to put tattoos on their arms, or crowd them into death camps where they would suffer torture till they were gassed, shot, thrown in ice water, or died some other horrible death. Nor do those centers housing illegal immigrant children run brutal “experiments” on twins. Trump never ordered the mutilation of corpses by taking out gold teeth, prosthetic limbs, etc., anything that could be reused. And he never had bodies thrown in mass graves or crematoria.

Since Trump never did any of that, nor are children tortured where they are housed, any comparisons to the horrors of Nazi Germany are not only absurd but also, they are an insult to those who perished or survived the Holocaust, and even to those of the “Greatest Generation” who fought to rid the world of this evil.

Sadly, it is a habit of liberals who disagree with an opinion to resort to name calling. I was once called an anti-Semite by an employee of the liberal organization Media Matters. And he did it on a Saturday when I am not online (but my Gentile friends at Breitbart.com protected me online until my post-Shabbos return).

The use of Nazi references especially by media and/or political figures is an example of an ignorance of history, political lunacy, and when the analogy’s uttered by a media figure a case of laziness or an inability to come up with an appropriate analogy. It is merely another example of Trump Unacceptance and Resistance Disorder (also known as TURD).

My recommendation to those wanting to call Trump a Nazi is DON’T! If you’re going to call Donald Trump other names, go ahead, it’s still a free country (although not as free as it was before 2008 but it’s gotten a lot closer since Trump took over). However, if you decide to call him names–leave the Holocaust out of it. An inappropriate reference to the Holocaust is a disservice to your audiences, and more importantly it is a disservice the memory of the horrors suffered by the real victims of the real Hitler.

https://www.jewishpress.com/blogs/the-lid-jeffdunetz/trump-nazi-comparisons-are-absurd-inappropriate-reflect-an-ignorance-of-history/2018/06/27/

Why is this opinion of a relative of a Holocaust survivor more valid than the dozens of opinions from actual Holocaust survivors posted earlier?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Look, you aren't gaining any points claiming the President is an Anti-Semite when anyone can see his support for Israel as clearly as they can identify their own face in the mirror.

Again, Hitler's "other" was Jews.

Trump's "other" are brown and black people and Muslims (except the ones who fund him, like the Saudi's)

It is a broad comparison, not a one to one that seems to be your takeaway. Look a little broader than yourself.

Here are polls of churchgoing Trump voters on their opinions of Muslims in 2016 versus 2017. Trump’s demonizing propaganda is working.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Still nor close to Hitler, people are so, so stupid. It is like a never ending parade of who is more like Hitler.
However, racism should not be discounted and is on the rise in Europe and the US. Everyone in Europe is going back to hating everyone else, sadly I see this here too.
https://www.tabletmag.com/jewish-news-and-politics/246116/croatia-rewrite-holocaust-crimes-out-of-history
https://foreignpolicy.com/2019/04/17/theres-one-far-right-movement-that-hates-the-kremlin-azov-ukraine-biletsky-nouvelle-droite-venner/

Do you don’t see any similarities at all?
https://www.nybooks.com/articles/2018/10/25/suffocation-of-democracy/

[Anonymous]

Back in the golden age of the Internet there was a rule called "Godwin's Law." I guess it has gone by the wayside along with the general civility and level of discourse that used to characterize on-line discussions.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godwin%27s_law

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Still nor close to Hitler, people are so, so stupid. It is like a never ending parade of who is more like Hitler.
However, racism should not be discounted and is on the rise in Europe and the US. Everyone in Europe is going back to hating everyone else, sadly I see this here too.
https://www.tabletmag.com/jewish-news-and-politics/246116/croatia-rewrite-holocaust-crimes-out-of-history
https://foreignpolicy.com/2019/04/17/theres-one-far-right-movement-that-hates-the-kremlin-azov-ukraine-biletsky-nouvelle-droite-venner/

Do you don’t see any similarities at all?
https://www.nybooks.com/articles/2018/10/25/suffocation-of-democracy/

I said not close, not that I don't see similarities. I post often that people need to be more worried about denying people to testify, hiding documents, censoring media. I post that GOP is corrupt at every level. However, it is dangerous to compare megalomaniacs, fascist, etc. No two are alike. I think you are still calling US government a government, not a regime, if it continues on this path, it is a regime. Mind you, I am not sure why it was not a regime. Regime is a word used to put down other countries that are not democratic and capitalist, no? Yet, US is ruled by big lobbies and business, that has now decided to use the lowest denominator that works to subdue progress, nationalism and racism. Why, it is easy, and it works.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Author is a relative of an Auschwitz survivor.

In fact, Donald Trump never wrote a book about a future genocide like Mein Kampf, never forced people to put tattoos on their arms, or crowd them into death camps where they would suffer torture till they were gassed, shot, thrown in ice water, or died some other horrible death. Nor do those centers housing illegal immigrant children run brutal “experiments” on twins. Trump never ordered the mutilation of corpses by taking out gold teeth, prosthetic limbs, etc., anything that could be reused. And he never had bodies thrown in mass graves or crematoria.

Since Trump never did any of that, nor are children tortured where they are housed, any comparisons to the horrors of Nazi Germany are not only absurd but also, they are an insult to those who perished or survived the Holocaust, and even to those of the “Greatest Generation” who fought to rid the world of this evil.

Sadly, it is a habit of liberals who disagree with an opinion to resort to name calling. I was once called an anti-Semite by an employee of the liberal organization Media Matters. And he did it on a Saturday when I am not online (but my Gentile friends at Breitbart.com protected me online until my post-Shabbos return).

The use of Nazi references especially by media and/or political figures is an example of an ignorance of history, political lunacy, and when the analogy’s uttered by a media figure a case of laziness or an inability to come up with an appropriate analogy. It is merely another example of Trump Unacceptance and Resistance Disorder (also known as TURD).

My recommendation to those wanting to call Trump a Nazi is DON’T! If you’re going to call Donald Trump other names, go ahead, it’s still a free country (although not as free as it was before 2008 but it’s gotten a lot closer since Trump took over). However, if you decide to call him names–leave the Holocaust out of it. An inappropriate reference to the Holocaust is a disservice to your audiences, and more importantly it is a disservice the memory of the horrors suffered by the real victims of the real Hitler.

https://www.jewishpress.com/blogs/the-lid-jeffdunetz/trump-nazi-comparisons-are-absurd-inappropriate-reflect-an-ignorance-of-history/2018/06/27/

Why is this opinion of a relative of a Holocaust survivor more valid than the dozens of opinions from actual Holocaust survivors posted earlier?

It's equally valid.

And quite convincing.

"These Nazi or Hitler references are inappropriate because their hyperbolic nature cheapens the memory of the actual horrors that millions of people including six million Jews (1.5 million of them were children). From a journalistic point of view, the exaggeration is a sign of disrespect for their audience. Perhaps they feel their readers or viewers are not intelligent enough to understand their prose unless their narratives are blown way out of proportion, or maybe they just lack the semantic agility to craft the appropriate prose to interest and inform their audience."

[Anonymous]

that and the newsweek article posted earlier should be read by everyone.

But, fine - ignore them and call them shallow.

Don't get mad when we say "told you so" as we go further down into the darkness

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Back in the golden age of the Internet there was a rule called "Godwin's Law." I guess it has gone by the wayside along with the general civility and level of discourse that used to characterize on-line discussions.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godwin%27s_law

Just FYI

https://gizmodo.com/godwin-of-godwins-law-by-all-means-compare-these-shi-1797807646

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:that and the newsweek article posted earlier should be read by everyone.

But, fine - ignore them and call them shallow.

Don't get mad when we say "told you so" as we go further down into the darkness

You're posting from liberal sites. If I were to post from a conservative site showing how liberals are enacting Nazi tactics to delegitimize anyone who disagrees with me, you'd be attacking the source.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Still nor close to Hitler, people are so, so stupid. It is like a never ending parade of who is more like Hitler.
However, racism should not be discounted and is on the rise in Europe and the US. Everyone in Europe is going back to hating everyone else, sadly I see this here too.
https://www.tabletmag.com/jewish-news-and-politics/246116/croatia-rewrite-holocaust-crimes-out-of-history
https://foreignpolicy.com/2019/04/17/theres-one-far-right-movement-that-hates-the-kremlin-azov-ukraine-biletsky-nouvelle-droite-venner/

Do you don’t see any similarities at all?
https://www.nybooks.com/articles/2018/10/25/suffocation-of-democracy/

I said not close, not that I don't see similarities. I post often that people need to be more worried about denying people to testify, hiding documents, censoring media. I post that GOP is corrupt at every level. However, it is dangerous to compare megalomaniacs, fascist, etc. No two are alike. I think you are still calling US government a government, not a regime, if it continues on this path, it is a regime. Mind you, I am not sure why it was not a regime. Regime is a word used to put down other countries that are not democratic and capitalist, no? Yet, US is ruled by big lobbies and business, that has now decided to use the lowest denominator that works to subdue progress, nationalism and racism. Why, it is easy, and it works.

This thread is about the similarities. There are some striking ones. No one is calling him a clone of Hitler. Just pointing out similarities.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Still nor close to Hitler, people are so, so stupid. It is like a never ending parade of who is more like Hitler.
However, racism should not be discounted and is on the rise in Europe and the US. Everyone in Europe is going back to hating everyone else, sadly I see this here too.
https://www.tabletmag.com/jewish-news-and-politics/246116/croatia-rewrite-holocaust-crimes-out-of-history
https://foreignpolicy.com/2019/04/17/theres-one-far-right-movement-that-hates-the-kremlin-azov-ukraine-biletsky-nouvelle-droite-venner/

Do you don’t see any similarities at all?
https://www.nybooks.com/articles/2018/10/25/suffocation-of-democracy/

I said not close, not that I don't see similarities. I post often that people need to be more worried about denying people to testify, hiding documents, censoring media. I post that GOP is corrupt at every level. However, it is dangerous to compare megalomaniacs, fascist, etc. No two are alike. I think you are still calling US government a government, not a regime, if it continues on this path, it is a regime. Mind you, I am not sure why it was not a regime. Regime is a word used to put down other countries that are not democratic and capitalist, no? Yet, US is ruled by big lobbies and business, that has now decided to use the lowest denominator that works to subdue progress, nationalism and racism. Why, it is easy, and it works.

When cabinet secretaries flagrantly ignore the law and the highest attorney in the land willfully misleads the public, we move much closer to a regime than a republic.

That is just last week.

[Anonymous]

forget it - I just can't. It isn't worth trying to have an actual discussion about this. If you won't even read the articles we suggest that were written by historians and actual survivors...

[Anonymous]

All I can say is that I'm glad my grandfather isn't around to hear people likening Trump to Hitler. I remember in the 70's there was a miniseries on the Holocaust (it's where Meryl Streep debuted, I believe), and he could not even watch it. He would sit in the dining room, while we all sat in the rec room, angry that the series was pretending to depict the horrors of Nazi Germany. He said that it was doing a disservice by falsely showing "bad stuff" when, in truth, the real event was 100x more horrific. He said it gave people a false impression that it was bad....real bad.....but not a hell on earth. I shudder to think what he'd say with all these liberal idiots claiming that detention facilities - air-conditioned, 3 squares a day, classes for the kids, toys, medical attention, etc. - are like concentration camps.

You people need to cut this crap out. Trump is nothing like Hitler, and this stuff about the "brown people" is a bunch of Pablum. It's just a tired old political ploy to scare the liberal base into getting to the polls. Remember Biden's "they're going to put y'all back in chains"?" JFC.