Well, We Have a Speaker. He’s an Election Denier and an Extreme Christian Fundamentalist.
Well, We Have a Speaker. He’s an Election Denier and an Extreme Christian Fundamentalist.
Just gonna say it, he’s basically a Nazi. Is that accurate?
He has a Christian fundamentalist podcast with his wife. Yea. I'd say so.
The (R) is a hint. No one sincerely concerned with the wellbeing of the nation would be willing to have that next to their name in this day and age.
Seems accurate
You can be part of a group without having to participate in ALL of their favorite activities.
A swing and...a miss.
Damn, that's your rebuttal?
What you just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I've ever heard. At no point in your rambling incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this thread is now dumber for having to read it.
I mean, America has litteraly killed millions of Muslims in the middle east and invaded Iraq without any actual evidence of WMD's.
Say what you will, but American politicans of various leanings have more or less supported mass slaughter of civilians because their brown and they won't face any serious consequences for those actions.
People get butthurt about the constant use of the word " Nazi " but replace the word " Jew " with " Muslims " in the current American media sphere and you can see how the similarity between those advocating for the " final solution " don't sound all that diffrent then this lot really.
"It's not possible you studied the same subject I did, we didn't even go to the same school!"
For anyone reading this and legitimately wondering if it's fair to call a person like this a Nazi, I say this:
The Nazi party was first a political party in Germany. It operated for years before Germany invaded Poland, before they implemented Hitler's genocidal plans. It gained popularity on the same kind of rhetoric the Republican party is using now: claimed victimization of the majority, and blaming societal problems on unrelated minorities.
German people had legitimate grievances about their lives, and the Nazi party capitalized on that by blaming Jews, gay people, the disabled, and others.
When people say that Republicans like this guy are Nazis, they're not comparing them to WW2-era Nazis. They're comparing them to the Nazis that led to WW2, because they are extremely comparable.
Don't be misled by "gotcha" comments like this one.
