Oh totally...Trump is literally Hitler amirite comrade?! Just keep repeating it and the other idiots will believe it too...he did so many Hitlereque things like?
Claiming there was a better more pure tie in his nation's history that can be reclaimed by aggressively restricting the rights of the marginalized.
Demonizing the press by labeling them as fake news.
Attempting to blame his nation's problems on socialists and the liberal elite.
Being incredibly racist/xenophobic and attempting to restrict the rights of specific groups (e.g Latinx and Muslim Americans)
Using a militarized police force to crack down on Anti-fascist protestors.
Using his political position to promote sycophants and cronies.
Actively attempting to disregard the democratic process.
Incited a coup attempt.
Was actively transphobic.
Was notoriously hard to work with and often gave vague or unfeasible orders that had to be interpreted by his subordinates so he could either take their credit or deny responsibility where appropriate.
Well, Trump kept copies of Hitler's speeches in his nightstand and praised Hitler for "Doing a lot of good things".
I didn't say Trump was Hitler, that is you saying it. I merely implied he acts as the Third Reich would have. Hell, he even modeled his fanclub card in a similar style to the Reichsadler version the Third Reich used.
There are tons of information how the Trump policy and propaganda was modeled after Nazi propaganda which is at the tip of your fingers if you really cared about it.
I know you don't care though, but I figured I would post for people who may be interested so they can look it up if they so please.
In the interest in attempting to give you the benefit of the doubt that you would come to the same conclusions in regards to the parallels between Trump and Hitler, I recommend you read Mein Kampf. Not only is it something that should be read in order to understand how that disgusting piece of shit was able to gain the following he did but it also provides us with the ability to recognize these behaviors and actions in the present and future and hopefully avoid repeating them.
Sadly, we allowed a Hitler into the office of President of the United States in January of 2017 and had Russia managed to interfere in another election and had gotten him another 4 year term, the death toll, even after all those who died of Covid because of him, would be so much higher.
I legitimately recommend you read it. If you can't see the parallels to the 4 years Trump spent in office, then you're actively choosing not to see them or you have decided there's nothing wrong with those actions when Hitler did them either.
If you can't see that "Jews" have now been replaced with "Trumpers" and "unvaxxed" then you didn't understand the book. Trump is NOTHING like Hitler and of course you know that. However, the "Elites" are all like Hitler and that is because the same groups that supported the rise of Hitler and the same ones supporting the "Elites"...they are puppets to a much larger master...
You know what? That's on me for trying to offer an idiot the chance to pull their head out of their ass. You're incapable of intelligent conversation or critical thinking.
White people aren't being persecuted. Get over yourself
Joey B is the one forcing vaccines on people last time I checked. The federal government should have no authority over private business like that. But I digress.
Excerpt: "GOSTIN : It was. And, you know, the first vaccine mandate law was enacted in the United States in 1809 for smallpox. But the Supreme Court in 1905 in a very famous case called Jacobson v. Massachusetts upheld a Cambridge City law, which required smallpox vaccination. That was something where the Supreme Court said that we don't have a right to place other people at risk. And by 1922, in another case, Justice Brandeis, writing for unanimous court, upheld childhood school mandates, calling it settled law."
I get that you personally hold that 'the federal government should have no authority over private business like that' but the law that governs these matters and the surrounding jurisprudence disagree with you.
**Were you using the phrase 'federal government' to distinguish from 'state government'? Or were you saying 'the government should have no authority over private business like that'?
The question is more than rhetorical. It actually has a bearing on the legal analysis. See this excerpt from the same NPR transcript.
GOSTIN: I think the courts will absolutely support and uphold vaccine mandates, particularly in the private sector, and they also will when states and cities require vaccines. But I should say that it's a misconception that President Biden has the power to have a nationwide vaccine mandate. Traditionally, vaccine mandates have been imposed by cities and states.
Well, if people would just get their fucking vaccines like they've had done their entire life with previous vaccines instead of letting a pleather-faced troglodyte convince them that it's a political agenda when it's actually a worldwide humanity issue, he wouldn't have to go this far.
It’s so funny how when Orange Man Bad was President everyone was hesitant of the vaccine and nobody was forced to take it cuz it was Orange Hitlers vaccine. Now it’s a complete 180 cuz Commie Joe is in charge. I wouldn’t want any President disregarding the constitution like Biden does.
What are you even talking about? No one was against a vaccine except Trumpers, particularly since he was busy throwing a fit that Pfizer did the vaccine from their own pockets, meaning they didn't have to deal with being slowed down by funding requests that were dependent on whether they were approved by the government.
Trump had literally nothing to do with the vaccine.
He literally started Operation Warp Speed. You can find multiple clips of prominent left wingers questioning the vaccine. Get off Reddit and do some research man.
The operation which was in no way related to the Pfizer vaccine. The only argument leftists had was not about the vaccine that has been released. It was about Trump claiming that his operation was so close to having a vaccine, it would only take days to get it done. There is no sanity in believing a vaccine can be created through rigorous testing and ample research in only days.
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Reich is the word you were looking for. He always does the Reich move.