Why won't you try learning to read, you may even like that skill. I repeat: I never mocked the poem. I did mock your grotesquely obscene post. And I probably should not have, as it is not worth the time and effort to argue with people like you and refute the garbage they generate.
That is exactly the point. Hitler is known in history for being first and foremost a mass murderer, not for gathering votes. To claim that Trump is "just like Hitler" (in whatever respect) is beyond dumb, it is sickening. And it does indeed insult the memory of (millions of) Hitler's victims.
Brother Sob,
u have been exposed as ignorant and for using personal ‘Sob’ stories to substantiate your ridiculous posts and now u want to backtrack and try to explain it all away?
No, I have excellent reading skills although from your posts and writing style, I think u may need to go back for an English refresher course. And before u accuse me of making fun of a poor ‘immigrant’ like yrself, take it as a joke if u want.
Apart from ‘The Final Solution’, what was just as alarming about Hitler is how did he get all the rest of the Germans to join him in his madness? That is the point of the Nazi allusion.
I’ll try to simplify my explanations as much as possible, if u can’t keep up, let me know:
Before Hitler became powerful enough to order the ‘The Final Solution’, he had to gather enough power.
Hitler was not a king that was given absolute power.
How did Hitler gather so much power, after all he was of humble origins and didn’t have any political influence to begin with?
Hitler had to first gather votes which he did by tapping on the German people’s fear and hate. He disguised all this under the veneer of nationalism.
Do you now see the similarities between the political tactics of Trump and Hitler?
Till today, the Germans cannot fully understand how their grand/ greatgrand parents enabled Hitler. Politics of fear and hatred have an unimaginable power that none of us can or even want to comprehend.
U mock ‘First they came ...’ because u don’t understand it. The poem’s not just about mass murders but speak of the dangers of complicity and explains a major part of American politics today. The Republican leadership and Trump supporters turn a blind eye to Trump’s politics of fear and hate because they are not being targeted. However that may not always be the case and if the day comes that they are targeted, it will be too late to fight back.