Welcome to Germany 1932 America, Truump Nazis have come out of the closet

[countryboy]

From what I know, Hitler wanted to do the opposite.

Trump, though, continues to waver between one and the other.

Wikipedia is a bullshit source which can be falsely edited by anyone.

[CharacterAssassin]

not at all CFNM, c'mon over for tea

Careful! That's his way of hitting on you.

[kudzu]

not at all CFNM, c'mon over for tea

Lest we forget.

The first sovereign nation state invaded by Hitler, was Austria.

That is exactly how the CBS World News Roundup of March 13, 1938 described it, a German invasion of Austria, intended to prevent Austrians from voting to reject a union with the Nazis

[CFM]

quit mumbling horseshit, would you support Trump for dictator or not?

No one was mumbling, boy. It was plain and clear as the day is long. That you don't like it is your problem. That you can't do a damn thing about the truth is also your problem.

Pucker up. Somewhere some black person is waiting for a guilt ridden piece of white trash like you to kiss their ass.

[ralfy]

Wikipedia is a bullshit source which can be falsely edited by anyone.

You are always free to show that the references in the entry are fake.

[countryboy]

You are always free to show that the references in the entry are fake.

And you are free to use reliable sources.

[Minister of Truth]

Democracy failed in Germany. Hitler only got 37% of the votes.

Myth: Democracy elected Hitler to power.

Fact: Hitler used backroom deals, not votes, to come to power.



Summary

Hitler never had more than 37 percent of the popular vote in the honest elections that occurred before he became Chancellor. And the opposition among the 63 percent against him was generally quite strong.

Hitler therefore would have never seen the light of day had the German Republic been truly democratic. Unfortunately, its otherwise sound constitution contained a few fatal flaws. The German leaders also had a weak devotion to democracy, and some were actively plotting to overthrow it.

Hitler furthermore enjoyed an almost unbroken string of luck in coming to power. He benefited greatly from the Great Depression, the half-senility of the president, the incompetence of his opposition, and the appearance of an unnecessary backroom deal just as the Nazis were starting to lose popular appeal and votes.


http://www.huppi.com/kangaroo/L-hitlerdemo.htm

Hitler took advantage of the futility of parliamentary government. A glaring example of why our system is vastly superior.

[CharacterAssassin]

And you are free to use reliable sources.

Your intellectual cowardice is delicious!

[countryboy]

Your intellectual cowardice is delicious!

Meh, whatever. I'm home sick today and in no mood to debate with idiots.

[CharacterAssassin]

Meh, whatever. I'm home sick today and in no mood to debate with idiots.

Ah, so you've stopped talking to yourself.

Good call, retard. You're finally making progress.

[Mason Michaels]

Hitler took advantage of the futility of parliamentary government. A glaring example of why our system is vastly superior.

Socrates was right on the weakness of Democracy

[Minister of Truth]

Socrates was right on the weakness of Democracy

Which is why the Founders attempted to mitigate democratic impulses via the Electoral College, a Senate that was not popularly elected, and the unelected judiciary.

[signalmankenneth]

[Mason Michaels]

Which is why the Founders attempted to mitigate democratic impulses via the Electoral College, a Senate that was not popularly elected, and the unelected judiciary.

Worked good till 2016,now it's GWTW

[StoneByStone]

This is why I'm going to vote against Trump, no matter who his opponent is. Trump is a wannabe dictator and far too many people support him blindly no matter what he does.