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He’s tremendously unpopular, hated actually, by Neoconservatives, many Jewish groups here and abroad, the Republican Party leaders, etc., and as a result he’s being labelled a ā€œNazi.ā€
Maybe that has to do with the similarities between his rhetoric and proposed policies and those in vogue in Nazi Germany.
 
ā€œLet’s do a pledge. Who likes me in this room?ā€ Trump asked the crowd. ā€œI’ve never done this before. Can I have a pledge? A swearing? Raise your right hand.ā€
The Republican front-runner then had the audience repeat after him.
ā€œI do solemnly swear that I, no matter how I feel, no matter what the conditions, if there are hurricanes or whatever, will vote on or before the 12th for Donald J. Trump for President.ā€
The crowd ended the pledge with cheers.
cnn.com/2016/03/05/politics/donald-trump-florida-pledge-torture/

Isn’t this a little creepy? Will he next ask his followers to say, ā€œHeil Trump!ā€
 
Maybe that has to do with the similarities between his rhetoric and proposed policies and those in vogue in Nazi Germany.
American and Israeli politicians routinely use rhetoric and institute policies similar to those that were in vogue in Nazi Germany.

It’s an accurate depiction of Trump, in my view, but it’s so incredibly hypocritical that the charge is made entirely meaningless.

Sanders is really the only major candidate who isn’t Nazi-like, but he’s nonetheless unacceptable for some of his stances.
 
It’s creepy for you because you are not a trump voter. If you go into a rally already determined to vote trump, it’s not creepy at all to swear you’re going to do what you already want to do.
No, it’s creepy for me because large groups of people giving what visually looks like the Nazi salute is creepy.
 
It’s creepy for you because you are not a trump voter. If you go into a rally already determined to vote trump, it’s not creepy at all to swear you’re going to do what you already want to do.
There’s a difference between voting for whoever you decide to vote for when the time comes and having a candidate ask to to ā€œsolemnly swearā€ to vote for them. I would never swear to vote for any candidate beforehand no matter how much I liked them.
 
American and Israeli politicians routinely use rhetoric and institute policies similar to those that in vogue in Nazi Germany.
Offhand, I don’t recall the last time a presidential candidate sought to ban all adherents of a specific religion from entering the US.
It’s an accurate depiction of Trump, in my view, but it’s so incredibly hypocritical that the charge is made entirely meaningless.
I’ve never found tu quoque claims to be persuasive.
Sanders is really the only major candidate who isn’t Nazi-like
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I’ve answered this already. At times, yes. And at times, no.

Buy honestly, who cares? As I’ve said before on this thread, the government isn’t simply a business. It can’t be run as one.
Isn’t this the point? Someone is trying to make the government run like a business and they are doing a terrible job at it? 19T in debt? Trade deficits with most ALL countries…at least that’s the rumor…
 
There’s a difference between voting for whoever you decide to vote for when the time comes and having a candidate ask to to ā€œsolemnly swearā€ to vote for them. I would never swear to vote for any candidate beforehand no matter how much I liked them.
Well I understand what you mean. Your perspective is different from those in attendance that are interacting with trump live in the moment. It’s very much an ā€œin the momentā€ thing like in a concert, for my lack of a better word. It may look weird on the surface, but to people there experiencing it, it probably wasn’t. If it was, they just wouldn’t raise their hand.
 
Isn’t this the point? Someone is trying to make the government run like a business and they are doing a terrible job at it? 19T in debt? Trade deficits with most ALL countries…at least that’s the rumor…
Who is running the government like a business? I don’t think so. In business you couldn’t have so much wasteful spending.
 
It’s creepy for you because you are not a trump voter. If you go into a rally already determined to vote trump, it’s not creepy at all to swear you’re going to do what you already want to do.
It’s actually the image of his followers holding up their right hands that’s creepiest of all.
Reminds me of this years Super Bowl. Back to the racist suggestions so quickly? šŸ˜›
 
It’s creepy for you because you are not a trump voter. If you go into a rally already determined to vote trump, it’s not creepy at all to swear you’re going to do what you already want to do.
Oh, I think I agree with the poster, when I see a picture of John F. Kennedy being sworn in as President and raising his right hand, I think it looks like a Nazi salute. šŸ˜‰
 
Is it terrifying because in a Court of law or to be sworn into some elected offices, they ask you to raise one’s right hand? Is that what one is insinuating?

ā€œRaise your right hand, I do so solemnly swearā€.

Gee, maybe we can send the Trump campaign a note, to carry 20,000 Bibles to hand out as well!
Yes, that’s exactly what ā€œone is insinuating.ā€ I’m glad you skipped past what I actually said and got to the heart of what I obviously meant but was unaware that I meant.
 
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