Trump supporters shout down CNN --LOL

I think when a political group embraces and begins to use the rhetoric, slogans, even the foreign language of another group,
they are either expressing sympathy and comradery.

Lugenpresse was a much used NAZI perjorative to attack the press, particularly the LIBERAL and JEWISH press.

For Trump supporters and others in the alt right to embrace that terminology cannot be dismissed as meaningless.

Trump's army contains a very small contingent of what one might call full on/all in Nazis,

but it also contains a huge number of followers of what amounts to Nazi Lite.



To underscore your assertion, let me offer the following:

Italian and German fascism shared a strong commitment to the notion of national rebirth. Mussolini and Hitler encouraged their supporters to believe in lost (or stolen) greatness, in a glorious past. That could be long ago, as with the Roman Empire, which Mussolini liked to invoke, or only a couple of decades prior, as with the German Reich that was, according to Hitler, “stabbed in the back” in 1918. Trump makes this appeal to a golden age the centerpiece of his campaign, assuring audiences that only he can “make America great again.”

John McNeill, professor of history at Georgetown University.

Oh puhleeze. You douche bags are beyond desperate.
 
When you start attacking the press with Nazi rhetoric, you're either sympathetic to the Nazi view and treatment of the press,

or you're just being a blustering fuckwit.

Take your pick.
Will you stop with the Nazi rhetoric?

I'm sick of hearing this Nazi bullshit.

Blustering fuckwit?

I'd like to think I had respect for you since I've been here. Keep proving it wrong.

And since you decided to go that route, here is one for you.

NYCarbineer never gave anyone a reason to respect her. Feel free to blast away.

I would be alarmed if Nazi sympathizers showed respect for me.

Lack of any real intelligence is quite easily determined. Nazi comparisons are for the truly weak minded.
If you were to carry out that train of thought in a logical, linear manner you would necessarily conclude that as Nazi's we are your enemies. Having concluded that we are an enemy of that magnitude you would be forced (in the interest of patriotism and national survival) to pick up a weapon and "defend" your Country.
Not comparing anyone to Nazi's, but in America, elections replace the need to "to pick up a weapon and "defend" your Country." Germans had that option too but failed to use their elections to keep the Nazi's out of government.

And we have failed to use that option to keep our tyrants out of office.
 
I think when a political group embraces and begins to use the rhetoric, slogans, even the foreign language of another group,
they are either expressing sympathy and comradery.

Lugenpresse was a much used NAZI perjorative to attack the press, particularly the LIBERAL and JEWISH press.

For Trump supporters and others in the alt right to embrace that terminology cannot be dismissed as meaningless.

Trump's army contains a very small contingent of what one might call full on/all in Nazis,

but it also contains a huge number of followers of what amounts to Nazi Lite.



To underscore your assertion, let me offer the following:

Italian and German fascism shared a strong commitment to the notion of national rebirth. Mussolini and Hitler encouraged their supporters to believe in lost (or stolen) greatness, in a glorious past. That could be long ago, as with the Roman Empire, which Mussolini liked to invoke, or only a couple of decades prior, as with the German Reich that was, according to Hitler, “stabbed in the back” in 1918. Trump makes this appeal to a golden age the centerpiece of his campaign, assuring audiences that only he can “make America great again.”

John McNeill, professor of history at Georgetown University.

Blame and blameshifting were also a key part of Hitler's and the Nazi's rhetoric. The idea that all of your problems can be traced to being someone else's fault. All of your nation's woes can be laid at the feet others than yourself.
Trump has that tactic down pat.
 
Nazi comparisons are perfectly legitimate, when they are legitimate.


Here's another comparison from professor McNeill.....


Self-definition by opposition. Fascists defined themselves as the bulwark against various evils and menaces to the nation. Those included the free press, democratic politics, the traditional conservatism of industrial and agrarian elites (although both Mussolini and Hitler eventually made peace with these elites), and, especially in the German case, foreigners and minorities. Communism is no longer an issue for American politics. But Trump constantly rails against politics as usual, against political correctness,against elites of all kinds (including, curiously, business elites), and he has made a habit of vilifying minorities.
 
I think when a political group embraces and begins to use the rhetoric, slogans, even the foreign language of another group,
they are either expressing sympathy and comradery.

Lugenpresse was a much used NAZI perjorative to attack the press, particularly the LIBERAL and JEWISH press.

For Trump supporters and others in the alt right to embrace that terminology cannot be dismissed as meaningless.

Trump's army contains a very small contingent of what one might call full on/all in Nazis,

but it also contains a huge number of followers of what amounts to Nazi Lite.



To underscore your assertion, let me offer the following:

Italian and German fascism shared a strong commitment to the notion of national rebirth. Mussolini and Hitler encouraged their supporters to believe in lost (or stolen) greatness, in a glorious past. That could be long ago, as with the Roman Empire, which Mussolini liked to invoke, or only a couple of decades prior, as with the German Reich that was, according to Hitler, “stabbed in the back” in 1918. Trump makes this appeal to a golden age the centerpiece of his campaign, assuring audiences that only he can “make America great again.”

John McNeill, professor of history at Georgetown University.

Blame and blameshifting were also a key part of Hitler's and the Nazi's rhetoric. The idea that all of your problems can be traced to being someone else's fault. All of your nation's woes can be laid at the feet others than yourself.
Trump has that tactic down pat.
Oh my, Obama won't even take blame for his failed Obama Care, when him and the democrats own 100%.
 
I would be alarmed if Nazi sympathizers showed respect for me.

Lack of any real intelligence is quite easily determined. Nazi comparisons are for the truly weak minded.
If you were to carry out that train of thought in a logical, linear manner you would necessarily conclude that as Nazi's we are your enemies. Having concluded that we are an enemy of that magnitude you would be forced (in the interest of patriotism and national survival) to pick up a weapon and "defend" your Country.

Nazi comparisons are perfectly legitimate, when they are legitimate.

After all, the Trump supporters yelling out lugenpresse! are comparing themselves to Nazis. Happily.
Or better yet, how about a discussion on how the use of a particular language.....lets say.....German....is not the equivalent to association with a left wing organization like Nazis.

The Nazis were not leftwing. Grow up. Hitler hated liberals, he hated the liberal press, he hated the Marxists, he hated the Marxist press, he hated liberal Jews, he hated the Marxist, liberal, Jewish press in all its forms.

That Nazis were socialist, so they were leftwing. Douche bags like you hate conservative radio, FOX news, and conservative websites. You hate conservatives, christians and white males. You seem to be the epitome of what you're whining about.

BTW, in Europe a "liberal" is someone who believes in capitalism.
You're such a fucking rightard. In reality, the Nazi's went to war with the Socialists.
 
NYcarnineer, Crooked Hillary and the MSM are using Nazi tactics you ridiculous, uneducated idiot. Dayem, Crooked Hillary supporter are FUCKTARDED.

Trump and supporters want to end freedom of the press.
No, we want to end the one sided liberal bend in it.

How do you plan to do that without infringing on press freedom.
Get them to report the whole story. It has been proven Hillary cheated to get the nomination and all the media is worried about is Trump saying he could grab some pussy. One sided.
 
NYcarnineer, Crooked Hillary and the MSM are using Nazi tactics you ridiculous, uneducated idiot. Dayem, Crooked Hillary supporter are FUCKTARDED.

Trump and supporters want to end freedom of the press.
No, we want to end the one sided liberal bend in it.

How do you plan to do that without infringing on press freedom.

By creating our own media outlets and doing what the mainstream media should be doing.
 
I think when a political group embraces and begins to use the rhetoric, slogans, even the foreign language of another group,
they are either expressing sympathy and comradery.

Lugenpresse was a much used NAZI perjorative to attack the press, particularly the LIBERAL and JEWISH press.

For Trump supporters and others in the alt right to embrace that terminology cannot be dismissed as meaningless.

Trump's army contains a very small contingent of what one might call full on/all in Nazis,

but it also contains a huge number of followers of what amounts to Nazi Lite.



To underscore your assertion, let me offer the following:

Italian and German fascism shared a strong commitment to the notion of national rebirth. Mussolini and Hitler encouraged their supporters to believe in lost (or stolen) greatness, in a glorious past. That could be long ago, as with the Roman Empire, which Mussolini liked to invoke, or only a couple of decades prior, as with the German Reich that was, according to Hitler, “stabbed in the back” in 1918. Trump makes this appeal to a golden age the centerpiece of his campaign, assuring audiences that only he can “make America great again.”

John McNeill, professor of history at Georgetown University.

Blame and blameshifting were also a key part of Hitler's and the Nazi's rhetoric. The idea that all of your problems can be traced to being someone else's fault. All of your nation's woes can be laid at the feet others than yourself.
Trump has that tactic down pat.

That's ironic. Don't leftwing douche bags like you blame white males for all the world's problems?
 
Lack of any real intelligence is quite easily determined. Nazi comparisons are for the truly weak minded.
If you were to carry out that train of thought in a logical, linear manner you would necessarily conclude that as Nazi's we are your enemies. Having concluded that we are an enemy of that magnitude you would be forced (in the interest of patriotism and national survival) to pick up a weapon and "defend" your Country.

Nazi comparisons are perfectly legitimate, when they are legitimate.

After all, the Trump supporters yelling out lugenpresse! are comparing themselves to Nazis. Happily.
Or better yet, how about a discussion on how the use of a particular language.....lets say.....German....is not the equivalent to association with a left wing organization like Nazis.

The Nazis were not leftwing. Grow up. Hitler hated liberals, he hated the liberal press, he hated the Marxists, he hated the Marxist press, he hated liberal Jews, he hated the Marxist, liberal, Jewish press in all its forms.

That Nazis were socialist, so they were leftwing. Douche bags like you hate conservative radio, FOX news, and conservative websites. You hate conservatives, christians and white males. You seem to be the epitome of what you're whining about.

BTW, in Europe a "liberal" is someone who believes in capitalism.
You're such a fucking rightard. In reality, the Nazi's went to war with the Socialists.

There's nothing unusual about left wingers making war on each other.
 
Nazi comparisons are perfectly legitimate, when they are legitimate.


Here's another comparison from professor McNeill.....


Self-definition by opposition. Fascists defined themselves as the bulwark against various evils and menaces to the nation. Those included the free press, democratic politics, the traditional conservatism of industrial and agrarian elites (although both Mussolini and Hitler eventually made peace with these elites), and, especially in the German case, foreigners and minorities. Communism is no longer an issue for American politics. But Trump constantly rails against politics as usual, against political correctness,against elites of all kinds (including, curiously, business elites), and he has made a habit of vilifying minorities.

So anyone who criticizes you douche bags is a Nazi?

Liberlogic is utterly hilarious.
 

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