The Return of Fascism

[T.M]

@tomndebb

Really Not All That Bright, I understand the point you think you were making, but this was not the way to do it.
T.M., do not insult other posters outside The BBQ Pit. If you have a problem with a post or a poster, Report the post.

Both of you knock it off.

[ /Moderasting ]

With the greatest respect I found his comment extremely offensive, there is more than one mixed marriage within the E.D.L, they are also gaining more support from other ethnic groups

[foolsguinea]

@Stringbean

Any time an officer gets physical with a citizen (whether justified or not) it gets broadcast to the whole world and outrage ensues.

In short, fascism (in any meaningful use of the term) is not coming back. It is more of an Orwellian placation that we are heading toward. Do you really think Donald Trump would (much less could, politically) put all Muslims into concentration camps? He is not the Hitler of 2015.

You know who else wasn’t going to be the next Hitler?

[usedtobe]

Please see the advent of anti-Jew propaganda in Germany 1929-1935.

First, you paint them all the same, then you assert that they are, somehow, opposed to your National Ideals.
Then you can round them up under the guise of “Protecting the Country”.

Trump et. al.'s anti-Muslim rhetoric is fundamentally more hateful than the anti-Japanese backlash in 1942 - that was instant and based on ‘they can’t be trusted’ more than ‘each and every one wants to kill all of you’.

This is going to get much uglier before it gets better.

Trump is feeding the Jihad a steady stream of “See - America really DOES hate all of you” fodder.

[Qin_Shi_Huangdi]

@usedtobe

Please see the advent of anti-Jew propaganda in Germany 1929-1935.

First, you paint them all the same, then you assert that they are, somehow, opposed to your National Ideals.
Then you can round them up under the guise of “Protecting the Country”.

Trump et. al.'s anti-Muslim rhetoric is fundamentally more hateful than the anti-Japanese backlash in 1942 - that was instant and based on ‘they can’t be trusted’ more than ‘each and every one wants to kill all of you’.

Erhm no. Anti-Japanese sentiment in 1942 actually resulted in internment camps and was applied to citizens as well as aliens of Japanese ethnicity-meanwhile the Trump campaign (however grudgingly) has admitted the rights of citizen Muslims.

[BrainGlutton]

@jerry_smissingfinger

Don’t forget about Lord Rothchild:dubious:

What about him?

[usedtobe]

@Qin_Shi_Huangdi

… the Trump campaign (however grudgingly) has admitted the rights of citizen Muslims.

For now.