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This Hitler Nonsense…

Earth Wind and Fire

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http://blog.dilbert.com/post/156540315831/be-careful-what-you-wish-for-especially-if-it-is


Be Careful What You Wish For (especially if it is Hitler)
Posted January 29th, 2017 @ 11:50am in [HASHTAG]#Trump[/HASHTAG] [HASHTAG]#immigration[/HASHTAG]

As a trained persuader, I’m seeing a dangerous situation forming that I assume is invisible to most of you. The setup is that during the presidential campaign Trump’s critics accused him of being Hitler(ish) and they were sure other citizens would see it too, thus preventing this alleged monster from taking office.

They were wrong. The alleged monster took office.

Now you have literally millions of citizens in the United States who were either right about Trump being the next Hitler, and we will see that behavior emerge from him soon, or they are complete morons. That’s a trigger for cognitive dissonance. The science says these frightened folks will start interpreting all they see as Hitler behavior no matter how ridiculous it might seem to the objective observer. And sure enough, we are seeing that.



Right here on BB

Ohhhhhh......Another Prophet,Right here on BB! How nice for us....:Biggrin
 

Baptist Believer

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Also the actor who played Col Klink insisted that the character be portrayed as very dumb, as Werner Klemperer was in real life the son of a Jew who fled with his family from Nazi Germany in the 1930s.
Robert Clary is a death camp survivor and lost much of his family to the Holocaust.

Lots of people would not talk about it in the 1960s. Survivors often didn't want to deal with it and the mainstream culture was trying to forget about the horrible decade from 1935-1945. My maternal grandparents NEVER spoke of it to me during their lives, and I didn't realize I had any personal connection to it until after my grandmother died in the early 1990s and I was cleaning out her storage room with my mother. We found a box full of their papers from that period, and found all of their "Ex Enemy" identification cards issued by the Allied powers. That was when my mother first told me that they had been imprisoned in several labor camps in Poland by the Nazis. It is a strange thing to suddenly discover evidence that our government considered your mother an enemy. My aunt still won't talk about it.

Trump is obviously not Hitler, but he does has the characteristics of that type of person.
 

InTheLight

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I just wish BBers would quit comparing the President to Hitler....

carpro said:
...Hitler, prior to coming to power had not killed anyone. He was insane, but few could see that. Far from it, he was seen as a gifted man and hailed as the savior of Germany. He was admired throughout the world. He appealed to the masses of people – the working class and particularly to women, and did not just inspire them, he “elevated” them. Thousands rallied to listen to his passionate speeches. They shed tears when he spoke. Women fainted during his speeches. To Germans, he was not a politician, but a demigod, a messiah. They envisioned him as truly a magical figure of majestic wisdom and glory.

Sound familiar?


http://www.baptistboard.com/threads/the-making-of-a-fuehrer.56824/
 

InTheLight

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carpro said:
Like Hitler and Khomeini, Obama also likes to create a cult of personality around himself.

SNIP

These revolutionary leaders need foes. They exaggerate the problems. They make everything look gloomy. They lie, cheat and slander their opponents while casting themselves as the saviors of the nation. Hitler chose the Jews to blame for everything that was wrong in Germany. Khomeini made the Shah and his westernization plans his scapegoats.

Eerily on target.

http://www.baptistboard.com/threads/the-making-of-a-fuehrer.56824/page-2#post-1391035
 

InTheLight

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Use of Time said:
Lol. Oh man, this is great.

carpro said:
...Hitler, prior to coming to power had not killed anyone. He was insane, but few could see that. Far from it, he was seen as a gifted man and hailed as the savior of Germany. He was admired throughout the world. He appealed to the masses of people – the working class and particularly to women, and did not just inspire them, he “elevated” them. Thousands rallied to listen to his passionate speeches.

Sound familiar?


carpro said:
Hitler comparisons are for wacko leftys who are bankrupt of real arguments. Looks like you've joined them.
 
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