Sunsettommy
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Ricechickie writes up a good question:
"The whole point is, “Nazi” can only be used in its most literal meaning?"
Since THAT word only have ONE specific meaning, it should be treated that way.
That is why I objected to it being applied to President Trump since he is a member of the Republican party. He doesn't round up citizens or create concentration camps or murder lots of people, promote bloodless diplomacy for territory or start a big war in the aim to take over the world. and so on.
Nazi is the NAME of a political party it has no other definable meaning.
Actually it was the name of a para-military group, and still is under some groups' use of it, but yeah, mostly now a days it's just a bait word some people use because they can't spell 'fascist'.
The Nazis were a political party. The paramilitary group was the SS.
Ohh, I agree now.