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[donquixote99]

The Historic Trump Mandate

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Originally Posted by finnbow

For both, it was all about making their bases feel humiliated and resentful and finding a convenient scapegoat to rally against with Trump/Hitler selling himself as the only person who could fix it. It may be a matter of degree, but it is clearly the same strategy.

Like 32 versus 110.

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Originally Posted by donquixote99

Thank-you for your opinion.

And thank you for the condescension.

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Originally Posted by donquixote99

The Historic Trump Mandate

Mandates are exercised by Congress.

[icenine]

Originally Posted by nailer

Hitler's promise was to right the wrongs of Versailles. Not even close to Trump's make America great again campaign slogan.

I think you are forgetting about making Eastern Europe and Russia into Germany's big back yard while using the "sub-human" Slavs as slave labor. And the Holocaust. That was a part of the Make Germany Great again program.

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Originally Posted by icenine

I think you are forgetting about making Eastern Europe and Russia into Germany's big back yard while using the "sub-human" Slavs as slave labor. And the Holocaust. That was a part of the Make Germany Great again program.

And all that happened after the Nazis seized power after the 1933 election.

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Originally Posted by nailer

And all that happened after the Nazis seized power after the 1933 election.

Hitler wrote about lebenstraum in 1923.

He knew what is goals were the whole time. And they were stated for all the world to see if they bothered to read. You may have a right to your snarky one liner posts that insult others but you don't have the right to deny the facts.

[BlueStreak]

Originally Posted by nailer

Hitler's promise was to right the wrongs of Versailles. Not even close to Trump's make America great again campaign slogan.

Oh, okay, Trump isn't out to "right the wrongs of Versailles." Got it.

And Trump isn't out to "right the wrongs" (as he sees it) of anyone who came before him?

What an idiotic statement.

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Originally Posted by icenine

Hitler wrote about lebenstraum in 1923.

He knew what is goals were the whole time. And they were stated for all the world to see if they bothered to read. You may have a right to your snarky one liner posts that insult others but you don't have the right to deny the facts.

Are you saying that less than one third of the German voters are responsible for the Nazis seizing power because they didn't read his book?

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Originally Posted by BlueStreak

Oh, okay, Trump isn't out to "right the wrongs of Versailles." Got it.

And Trump isn't out to "right the wrongs" (as he sees it) of anyone who came before him?

What an idiotic statement.

Then tell me how our are circumstances close to Germany's in the twenties and early thirties?