In this case, the appeal is the big hole in the GOP map where no one else wants to run. It’s a natural crank attraction.
That’s a separate question from why the GOP doesn’t have a minimum set of rules that would let them reject an outright Nazi racist.
The question isn’t “why doesn’t the Republican party enact rules to stop Nazi racists from running on their platform?” The question is “why do all the Nazi racists identify with the Republican party?” You can’t dismiss this as just one lone crank when he’s part of an ongoing trend.
I like to think that if every white supremacist candidate ran as a Democrat and every white supremacist organization in the country endorsed the Democratic candidate for President then there would be some bare minimum of soul-searching within the party’s leadership to figure out what the hell was going on.
Then take it up with this poster.
Note the /s tag.
I completely missed that, and I apologize.
The guy looks exactly like one of these runaway Nazis from the 60’s. Sick.
Basically, anyone who denies the Holocaust is really just itching for another chance to give it a try.
The whole basis of the denial is that the Jews are so powerful and magical that they masterminded the whole thing, from the Nuremberg Laws to Auschwitz, faking mountains of German paperwork, faking photos and films, and secretly smuggling millions out of occupied Europe through war zones. In other words “the Jews secretly control the world”, it’s a way to sow fear and hatred, and ultimately spread the idea that “something must be done about them.”
That rationale doesn’t surprise me that much, but if we’re so powerful, they should know better than to fuck with us.
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