BartenderElite
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Terms like "Godwin's Law" are meant to be quick debate-enders. But they also prevent an honest discussion of historical similarities, in a way that we could actually learn from our history and not repeat the same mistakes.
It doesn't mean they're exactly alike. But the messianic complex, the narcissism, the demand for complete loyalty (without returning it), the brilliant manipulation of the masses. Both focused on grievances and being the "retribution" for those who were wronged. And neither had political adversaries - if people aren't on board, they're enemies. Both have a cult of personality.
It's time to actually learn from history. Does anyone doubt that Trump would trash the Constitution if it didn't suit him? He is capable of anything, and - as Carlson said - he is good at destroying things.
It doesn't mean they're exactly alike. But the messianic complex, the narcissism, the demand for complete loyalty (without returning it), the brilliant manipulation of the masses. Both focused on grievances and being the "retribution" for those who were wronged. And neither had political adversaries - if people aren't on board, they're enemies. Both have a cult of personality.
It's time to actually learn from history. Does anyone doubt that Trump would trash the Constitution if it didn't suit him? He is capable of anything, and - as Carlson said - he is good at destroying things.

