We will soon know if American propaganda is different from Germany, 1932

[Not Insane]

Article here: We will soon know if American propaganda is different from Germany, 1932

I consider this to be rock solid analysis from a source I'd not heard of before. However, being a student of the rise of Nazism in Germany, and politically savvy in the 21st century, I see it as laid out pretty well there.

The article speaks to me on a certain level because I'm aware that Nazi's did not come into power by rounding up and killing Jews. That's just how it ended before they were ultimately stopped. No, before that, they made a lot of sense to a lot of people. Not the majority, of course, but they proved they didn't need a majority. And then there is the Reichstag fire, of course.

It is not lost on any student of 20th century history that the Antifa and BLM of today have a lot in common with the Nazi's of EARLY 30's Germany - especially in their methods. And if the democrats win control of the US government, with their placeholder candidate, you can expect a repeat of mid to late 30's germany. Not identical, of course. History repeats, but never identically - but it is the same spirit.

This old "after school special" covers it very nicely. I saw it when it was originally broadcast and it was a real eye opener: The Wave. It's based on a true story.

BTW, it won an emmy. And it IS based on solid history. A great comment by a poster on the video: "High school kids were older back then."