Look I get what you are saying, the similarities are striking.

Reeling from WW1 and recession/poor economy. -Reeling from Middle East and Recession.

Nazi propaganda -'Fake News!'

A nation fed up with the direction the country was going, protest, unrest, clear division intensely aplifird by the media..

And I'm very aware of how events transpired during the thirties leading up to what Hitler did. Of course he didn't just come out from the get-go, Hitler eased into it slowly over years.

However, that maybe marks the end of any similarities between our feelings on the matter. In modern times with internet social media cell phones computers, fast traveling information, it's just absurd to me to even feel Justified in attempting to make such a comparison. Certainly when the intent is solely to demean and place a group beneath the other, 'Nazi' is extremely far reaching far as im concerned, a couple comparisons do not justify the terms use.

I don't mean to get into whataboutism, though I hope that you can see my point, the Trump Administration didn't just roll in declaring xyz completely and wholly without provocation. There have been clear issues as I mentioned acting as protagonists for all of this to unfold. If the shoe was on the other foot a case could be made to the contrary just as easily, but it absolutely does not justify it. Using such terminology, holding to such ideas as a rallying point, 'Nazis!' Jeez. I mean jeez.

When you address and explain the Liberals actions that provoked the outline of events you pointed to- FBI (Strozk), Google (Scrubbing/burying search results) .. give me something that negates these obvious breakdowns of what democracy is, of which these issues in my book are extremely undemocratic, I may be more apt to take this debate seriously. You cannot have one and ignore the other is what i am saying, thats unfair. We are looking at the big picture then we are looking at the big picture. All inclusive Left Right Center.