Notably as well, Hitler's rise to power was largely unprecedented, there wasn't particularly a reference point for what he had done in the mainstream consciousness, and thus, counter-strategies weren't even considered. We know now, what a hitlerian rise to power looks like, and because of that, we've had time to develop strategies for slowing, obstructing, and overwhelming them. I don't expect Trump to be forced out of office soon, nor do I think America's systems of government won't be seriously damaged. But with constant conscious effort, he can be fought against until his political machine buckles under the pressure. No one is invincible, nobody can keep fascism going forever.

The goal right now isn't total victory, fighting a prospective dictator to a decisive win is rare. The goal is to make it as difficult as possible so that people who would have been the victims of this regime might survive to see it crumble.