A historian shows how the real neo-Nazis are the DEMOCRATS

[Lisa558]

Good article. I just turned on PBS last night checking to see if a science program was on and they had Harris on stage at the podium at the WH with the presidential seal before her denouncing Trump as a Nazi tyrant dictator wannabe and an existential threat to the nation.

The democrat party literally has nothing left in the tank than to go into deep end trying to vilify their opposition as pure evil and hope he gets assassinated if they themselves cannot arrest, convict and criminalize him because they got absolutely NOTHING else to run on for themselves. So, vote for Harris because she's not Trump. Worse, they are literally accusing the other side of what they secretly do, kept below the radar by a corrupt, compliant media.

I question whether using her position as VP and making this heinous statement from the White House, making it appear that it is an official government announcement, is in violation of campaign laws.

 

[JoeB131]

Well, despite a few "warts" a few innovative thinkers/leaders like Heinz Guderian would not hurt.

Oops, look out, the Trump Cultists are trying to spin Trump's love of Nazi Generals.

 

[Mac-7]

While Kamala Harris likens Trump to Hitler and the Left accuses his supporters of being Nazis, a historian shows why it is the Democrats’ actions that make them the ones who resemble Nazis. Their strategies and tactics are right out of Nazi Germany.

The linked article, by a historian, examines how Hitler took control of Germany and the similarities to the Democrats of today. These include: 1) throwing out election laws, 2) censoring the media, 3) lawfare, 4) a false claim of insurrection, and 5) thugs allowed to commit violence while police ordered to stand down.

Literally Hitler? A Historian Examines Democrat Accusations Against Trump and the GOP

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Democrat economic policy is classic Nazi

Meaning private ownership, but government control and reallocation

 

[Mac-7]

Oops, look out, the Trump Cultists are trying to spin Trump's love of Nazi Generals.

Respect would be a better word

The Germans were good soldiers led by good generals

You on other hand prefer incompetence that results from DEI

 

[JLW]

I found one part of the OP's article interesting:

Mr Corum was explaining that although the NAZIs never received a majority of the vote they had a solution:

"That was solved by simply declaring that all the communist votes (15%) were invalid, resulting in an instant Nazi majority."

Now my question is what is the difference between that and Trump and his cohorts seeking to throw out and disqualify votes, especially mail in ballets? What is the difference between that and Trump asking the Georgia Secretary of State to find 11,000 votes?

Just asking for a friend.

 

[Lesh]

Respect would be a better word

The Germans were good soldiers led by good generals

You on other hand prefer incompetence that results from DEI

Respect?

For Nazi Generals?

Yeah

Run with that

 

[Marener]

I question whether using her position as VP and making this heinous statement from the White House, making it appear that it is an official government announcement, is in violation of campaign laws.

The Hatch act doesn’t apply to the president or VP.

Not that Trump supporters care about the Hatch act since they laughed about violating it during his administration.

I swear, you guys are clueless.

 

[JoeB131]

Respect would be a better word

The Germans were good soldiers led by good generals

You on other hand prefer incompetence that results from DEI

Um, Germany lost.

They weren't good soldiers, a good Soldier doesn't obey illegal orders.

The thing is the myth of the "Clean Wehrmacht" is bullshit. (That the Wehrmacht were noble soldiers, while the Nazis did all the bad stuff.)

Myth of the clean Wehrmacht - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

The reality is most of the German Generals who survived were rightly prosecuted for war crimes and crimes against humanity.

 

[FA_Q2]

I found one part of the OP's article interesting:

Mr Corum was explaining that although the NAZIs never received a majority of the vote they had a solution:

"That was solved by simply declaring that all the communist votes (15%) were invalid, resulting in an instant Nazi majority."

Now my question what is the difference between that and Trump and his cohorts seeking to throw out and disqualify votes, especially mail in ballets? What is the difference between that and Trump asking the Georgia Secretary of State to find 11,000 votes?

Just asking for a friend.

Ya, you are never getting a real answer to this one. They don't care.

 

[Marener]

Respect would be a better word

The Germans were good soldiers led by good generals

You on other hand prefer incompetence that results from DEI

Trump doesn’t really know anything about German generals in WW 2.

Dude doesn’t even know who Rommel is.

 

[Mac-7]

Um, Germany lost.

They weren't good soldiers, a good Soldier doesn't obey illegal orders.

The thing is the myth of the "Clean Wehrmacht" is bullshit. (That the Wehrmacht were noble soldiers, while the Nazis did all the bad stuff.)

Myth of the clean Wehrmacht - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

The reality is most of the German Generals who survived were rightly prosecuted for war crimes and crimes against humanity.

I know many german soldiers were guilty of war crimes

But otherwise they knew their craft and were good at it

 

[Mac-7]

Respect?

For Nazi Generals?

Yeah

Run with that

The Allies would have been fools to ignore the ability of the German Army in combat

You can put officers in charge based on liberal political correctness

But you will get lots of American soldiers killed in the next war

 

[Lesh]

The Allies would have been fools to ignore the ability of the German Army in combat

You can put officers in charge based on liberal political correctness

But you will get lots of American soldiers killed in the next war

What the fuck are you babbling about?

Trump was pretty emphatic that he wants Generals who will do his bidding without question …like the German Generals did with Hitler

 

[Marener]

The Allies would have been fools to ignore the ability of the German Army in combat

You can put officers in charge based on liberal political correctness

But you will get lots of American soldiers killed in the next war

Trump praised the generals for their loyalty to Hitler, not their strategic acumen.

Kelly pointed out that his generals tried to murder Hitler several times.

Trump was unaffected by this information, which is what you’d expect from someone who doesn’t care about reality.

 

[Augustine_]

1) throwing out election laws, 2) censoring the media, 3) lawfare, 4) a false claim of insurrection, and 5) thugs allowed to commit violence while police ordered to stand down.

Look at that, 5 things MAGA has done and is continuing to do

 

[Mac-7]

What the fuck are you babbling about?

Trump was pretty emphatic that he wants Generals who will do his bidding without question …like the German Generals did with Hitler

The US high command was infected with politics by obama before trump came along

They were chosen to obey the previous president not trump

 

[Mac-7]

Trump praised the generals for their loyalty to Hitler, not their strategic acumen.

Since trump was surrounded by disloyal generals that might have colored his thinking on the subject

 

[FA_Q2]

What the fuck are you babbling about?

Trump was pretty emphatic that he wants Generals who will do his bidding without question …like the German Generals did with Hitler

Which is ironic considering the number of Hitler's generals that tried to kill him.

 

[Augustine_]

Since trump was surrounded by disloyal generals that might have colored his thinking on the subject

Trump showed more respect to North Korea's military than ours

 

[Marener]

Since trump was surrounded by disloyal generals that might have colored his thinking on the subject

Kelly correctly pointed out that the generals are loyal to the constitution, not the president.

This was upsetting to Trump.