Originally published at: Trump doubles down on Nazi rhetoric
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I just wish that more people would recognize this language when it appears… but of course, since we have a society wide attack on the humanities, that’s less likely…
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He probably got it from that book that he doesn’t have, and wouldn’t read if he did have it, which he doesn’t, and certainly not at his bedside cabinet.
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The two Steves (Cheung and Miller) probably deserve an assist for this speech. We can’t give Adolf all of the credit. 
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Realizing that he didn’t have the intellectual requirements to get into a worthy enough college and (per Mary Trump) having to fall back on having his SAT taken by someone else, the racist-friendly soothing words offered in Mein Kampf must have provided some measure of solace and feelings of superiority.
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He had no interest in being “intelligent”, as he knew that a spot was reserved for him at an elite university. Being smarter has nothing to do with who gets into schools like wharton. That’s a bullshit narrative that has no basis in truth.
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Also, hereditary draft dodging.
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oh, but I think they do, and normalizing is key.
The broadcaster Mehdi Hasan said on Saturday: “Classic Trump: say something crazy outrageous, neo-Nazi-like and it gets headlines, creates outrage.
“So wait a little. Then say it again, no one notices, no coverage, and it gets normalized and mainstreamed.
“Let’s be clear: migrants ‘poisoning the blood’ is Hitler rhetoric.”
I mean, is the following appropriate? is it ok to finaly draw the comparison?
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Rather distressingly, the UK Prime Minister said much the same thing using much the same language in his speech at a gathering of fascists in Italy where he had been invited by the Italian PM. (Which, for someone with his background is extraordinary.)
We are really, really not in a good place right now.
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See also his gormless kapo son-in-law, who got into Harvard on the back of a multi-million dollar donation.
I genuinely doubt that von Clownstick has read a full book since All Quiet on the Western Front, the middle-school standard he cites as his “favourite”.
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It has never been an unfair comparison.
The problem is when Trump supporters find out he is using the same language as Hitler/Mussolini/etc. their reaction is not “Oh no, maybe Trump is a bad guy after all.” Their reaction is “Well hey, maybe those fascists did have some good ideas after all.”
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exactly. they do fucking know! at this point, they have to, and they dont care; its already normalized.
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crosspost from
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Graham supports sein Fuhrer, as the ends justify the means.
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Of course they know, and they agree. They too want a white ethnostate. People are giving way too much of a doubt to the republicans at this point. We’ve had nearly 8 years of this. They know who he is. They know what he’s saying. They want it.
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Cue Moms for Liberty quoting Hitler, with proper attribution on their newsletter. They know, and are perfectly fine with it.
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i’m waiting patiently for elise stefanik, et al to tell him to end his campaign. he’s obviously couldn’t even be a university president after this…
( /s on the first part of that. not denouncing genocide loud enough is fit for firing, because the goal, apparently, is calling for genocide 
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I’m sure Graham is just following orders.
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