10-05-2023, 08:38 PM
(10-05-2023, 08:22 PM)GMDino Wrote: So he didn't say that exact thing?
Sure looked like him saying it. Weird.
But I guess if he doesn't want to be compared to Hitler and the Nazis he should stop using their talking points?
It's rather simple to tie any nationalist movement to Nazism. Interestingly enough a far better comparison to Nazism can be made to the La Raza (literally The People) movement, which emphasizes strong identification to ethnocentric ties within the Latin-American community. Of course, no leftists would ever dare make a comparison of any other ethnic propagation ideology to Nazism if the ethnicity in question wasn't Caucasian.
Quite simply, this is a typically lazy attempt to tar anyone who dares still support Trump as a Nazi. Of course, far leftists eat this kind of crap up, because it lets them imagine themselves as the "good guys" fighting against the remnants of the most evil political movement in modern history. It's why people like Dill applaud the use of these analogies, it's a simple blunt instrument used to silence and stifle any dissent or discussion.
Like I said, Godwin's law in OP. A record that can be tied, but never broken.
