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Topic	CNN compares Trump's Four Years to Nazi's Kristallnacht
ScazarMeltex 11/13/20 12:14:13 PM #14:	Jeff AKA Snoopy posted... People also seem to forget that Hitler was beloved by a great many people in Germany. It wasn't like the populace he represented despised him. Sort of. Hitler and The Nazi part only won 37% of the vote in the 32 election. The issue was that they then were able to form a coalition with the other right leaning party. It was much like Trump in that the people who loved him worshipped him in a cult like fashion. As time went on and other parties were outlawed and the Nazification of Germany kicked into full gear it's hard to get a feel for how people viewed him because people were already disappearing into camps so you were hard pressed to find people who would openly say "fuck Hitler". After the war ended and the depth of the atrocities of the regime came out people were able to openly say they hated Hitler and the Nazis but we have a tendency to not believe them. Instead we see it as an attempt to escape responsibility for the war and the crimes of the regime. --- "If you wish to converse with me define your terms" Voltaire <cite>ScazarMeltex posted [p:947120582] in CNN compar... [t:79107593]...</cite> <quote>Jeff AKA Snoopy posted... </cite> <quote>People also seem to forget that Hitler was beloved by a great many people in Germany. It wasn't like the populace he represented despised him.</quote>Sort of. Hitler and The Nazi part only won 37% of the vote in the 32 election. The issue was that they then were able to form a coalition with the other right leaning party. It was much like Trump in that the people who loved him worshipped him in a cult like fashion. As time went on and other parties were outlawed and the Nazification of Germany kicked into full gear it's hard to get a feel for how people viewed him because people were already disappearing into camps so you were hard pressed to find people who would openly say "fuck Hitler". After the war ended and the depth of the atrocities of the regime came out people were able to openly say they hated Hitler and the Nazis but we have a tendency to not believe them. Instead we see it as an attempt to escape responsibility for the war and the crimes of the regime. --- "If you wish to converse with me define your terms" Voltaire</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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