Concentration camp survivor - Trump's America feels like 1930's Germany

[IsaacNewton]

'I'm A Holocaust Survivor—Trump's America Feels Like Germany Before Nazis Took Over'

" Newsweek. “There’s a real problem growing.”" “Things just go from bad to worse every day,” Jacobs, a successful New York architect who designed the Holocaust memorial at Buchenwald, tells Newsweek. “There’s a real problem growing.”

So much so that Jacobs thinks there’s a “direct parallel” with Germany between the two world wars.

Perhaps more alarming than the far-right getting braver is the seep into mainstream politics of their hate, their talking points, their rhetoric. “It feels like 1929 or 1930 Berlin,” Jacobs says, ahead of Holocaust Remembrance Day 2018 on Thursday.

“Things that couldn’t be said five years ago, four years ago, three years ago—couldn’t be said in public—are now normal discourse. It’s totally unacceptable. "

 

[DrLove]

Nice "Get" - And that is PRECISELY what's going on.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

He would have been born in 1939...how would he know what 1930's Germany was like?

 

[EvilCat Breath]

It does. Which is why we need to put an end to the aspirations of the left NOW.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

'I'm A Holocaust Survivor—Trump's America Feels Like Germany Before Nazis Took Over'

" Newsweek. “There’s a real problem growing.”" “Things just go from bad to worse every day,” Jacobs, a successful New York architect who designed the Holocaust memorial at Buchenwald, tells Newsweek. “There’s a real problem growing.”

So much so that Jacobs thinks there’s a “direct parallel” with Germany between the two world wars.

Perhaps more alarming than the far-right getting braver is the seep into mainstream politics of their hate, their talking points, their rhetoric. “It feels like 1929 or 1930 Berlin,” Jacobs says, ahead of Holocaust Remembrance Day 2018 on Thursday.

“Things that couldn’t be said five years ago, four years ago, three years ago—couldn’t be said in public—are now normal discourse. It’s totally unacceptable. "

So this one anti-Trumper says the US is like pre-nazi Germany? Then Lord, it must be true then.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

'I'm A Holocaust Survivor—Trump's America Feels Like Germany Before Nazis Took Over'

" Newsweek. “There’s a real problem growing.”" “Things just go from bad to worse every day,” Jacobs, a successful New York architect who designed the Holocaust memorial at Buchenwald, tells Newsweek. “There’s a real problem growing.”

So much so that Jacobs thinks there’s a “direct parallel” with Germany between the two world wars.

Perhaps more alarming than the far-right getting braver is the seep into mainstream politics of their hate, their talking points, their rhetoric. “It feels like 1929 or 1930 Berlin,” Jacobs says, ahead of Holocaust Remembrance Day 2018 on Thursday.

“Things that couldn’t be said five years ago, four years ago, three years ago—couldn’t be said in public—are now normal discourse. It’s totally unacceptable. "

So this one anti-Trumper says the US is like pre-nazi Germany? Then Lord, it must be true then.

Well to be fair the left is acting sorting Nazish...

 

[Tijn Von Ingersleben]

Funny how they never talk about the violent Communist movement in Germany trans-war. Germany's Communists (KPD) were extremely violent. We can also draw a comparison between those and movements such as ANTIFA.

Look familiar?

The Communist Origins of the Antifa Extremist Group

 

[Leweman]

You do realize the things described in your synopsis are things the left are doing right?

 

[EvilCat Breath]

The attacks against "wrong opinions". The destruction of businesses, livelihoods, the attacks on citizens who are guilty of wrong liberal thinking. The attacks on the First Amendment, the Second Amendment, now the Fourth Amendment and violation of attorney client privilege for those who don't follow the nazi liberal line. The liberal social media finding two black women who won't carry the propaganda dangers to the community. Yes, indeed, this might remind someone of nazis or Stalin communists.

 

[Flash]

The biggest analogy that I can see is that the Nazis took away the firearms from the Jews and everybody else they felt was a threat and that is what the Democrats are trying to do in the US now.

 

[Lakhota]

'I'm A Holocaust Survivor—Trump's America Feels Like Germany Before Nazis Took Over'

" Newsweek. “There’s a real problem growing.”" “Things just go from bad to worse every day,” Jacobs, a successful New York architect who designed the Holocaust memorial at Buchenwald, tells Newsweek. “There’s a real problem growing.”

So much so that Jacobs thinks there’s a “direct parallel” with Germany between the two world wars.

Perhaps more alarming than the far-right getting braver is the seep into mainstream politics of their hate, their talking points, their rhetoric. “It feels like 1929 or 1930 Berlin,” Jacobs says, ahead of Holocaust Remembrance Day 2018 on Thursday.

“Things that couldn’t be said five years ago, four years ago, three years ago—couldn’t be said in public—are now normal discourse. It’s totally unacceptable. "

And now John Bolton is Trump's National Security Adviser. We have reason to worry...

 

[Thinker101]

'I'm A Holocaust Survivor—Trump's America Feels Like Germany Before Nazis Took Over'

" Newsweek. “There’s a real problem growing.”" “Things just go from bad to worse every day,” Jacobs, a successful New York architect who designed the Holocaust memorial at Buchenwald, tells Newsweek. “There’s a real problem growing.”

So much so that Jacobs thinks there’s a “direct parallel” with Germany between the two world wars.

Perhaps more alarming than the far-right getting braver is the seep into mainstream politics of their hate, their talking points, their rhetoric. “It feels like 1929 or 1930 Berlin,” Jacobs says, ahead of Holocaust Remembrance Day 2018 on Thursday.

“Things that couldn’t be said five years ago, four years ago, three years ago—couldn’t be said in public—are now normal discourse. It’s totally unacceptable. "

WTF, is this the new poster child for the left?

 

[LeftofLeft]

How many countless Eastern European survivors of communism and dictators came forward saying they saw signs of US moving in that direction only to fall on deaf ears of the Left and Media?

 

[Preacher]

OY VEY! MUH SIX BAZILLION! OY VEY!

 

[Leweman]

'I'm A Holocaust Survivor—Trump's America Feels Like Germany Before Nazis Took Over'

" Newsweek. “There’s a real problem growing.”" “Things just go from bad to worse every day,” Jacobs, a successful New York architect who designed the Holocaust memorial at Buchenwald, tells Newsweek. “There’s a real problem growing.”

So much so that Jacobs thinks there’s a “direct parallel” with Germany between the two world wars.

Perhaps more alarming than the far-right getting braver is the seep into mainstream politics of their hate, their talking points, their rhetoric. “It feels like 1929 or 1930 Berlin,” Jacobs says, ahead of Holocaust Remembrance Day 2018 on Thursday.

“Things that couldn’t be said five years ago, four years ago, three years ago—couldn’t be said in public—are now normal discourse. It’s totally unacceptable. "

And now John Bolton is Trump's National Security Adviser. We have reason to worry...

If you say we do, we know we don't. Thanks!

 

[JGalt]

'I'm A Holocaust Survivor—Trump's America Feels Like Germany Before Nazis Took Over'

" Newsweek. “There’s a real problem growing.”" “Things just go from bad to worse every day,” Jacobs, a successful New York architect who designed the Holocaust memorial at Buchenwald, tells Newsweek. “There’s a real problem growing.”

So much so that Jacobs thinks there’s a “direct parallel” with Germany between the two world wars.

Perhaps more alarming than the far-right getting braver is the seep into mainstream politics of their hate, their talking points, their rhetoric. “It feels like 1929 or 1930 Berlin,” Jacobs says, ahead of Holocaust Remembrance Day 2018 on Thursday.

“Things that couldn’t be said five years ago, four years ago, three years ago—couldn’t be said in public—are now normal discourse. It’s totally unacceptable. "

Would I have a problem seeing communists sent off to the camps? Not really. F*ck 'em, feed 'em fish heads, and fire up the ovens.

But I'm also a firm believer that Israel is our greatest ally in the Middle East. So does that make me a "nazi"?

 

[JGalt]

'I'm A Holocaust Survivor—Trump's America Feels Like Germany Before Nazis Took Over'

" Newsweek. “There’s a real problem growing.”" “Things just go from bad to worse every day,” Jacobs, a successful New York architect who designed the Holocaust memorial at Buchenwald, tells Newsweek. “There’s a real problem growing.”

So much so that Jacobs thinks there’s a “direct parallel” with Germany between the two world wars.

Perhaps more alarming than the far-right getting braver is the seep into mainstream politics of their hate, their talking points, their rhetoric. “It feels like 1929 or 1930 Berlin,” Jacobs says, ahead of Holocaust Remembrance Day 2018 on Thursday.

“Things that couldn’t be said five years ago, four years ago, three years ago—couldn’t be said in public—are now normal discourse. It’s totally unacceptable. "

WTF, is this the new poster child for the left?

More like a "poster old person."

 

[BertramN]

'I'm A Holocaust Survivor—Trump's America Feels Like Germany Before Nazis Took Over'

" Newsweek. “There’s a real problem growing.”" “Things just go from bad to worse every day,” Jacobs, a successful New York architect who designed the Holocaust memorial at Buchenwald, tells Newsweek. “There’s a real problem growing.”

So much so that Jacobs thinks there’s a “direct parallel” with Germany between the two world wars.

Perhaps more alarming than the far-right getting braver is the seep into mainstream politics of their hate, their talking points, their rhetoric. “It feels like 1929 or 1930 Berlin,” Jacobs says, ahead of Holocaust Remembrance Day 2018 on Thursday.

“Things that couldn’t be said five years ago, four years ago, three years ago—couldn’t be said in public—are now normal discourse. It’s totally unacceptable. "

You will notice the conservatives' responses to your OP ignore the fact that it is the right-wingers in this country who are now following the idiot trump's lead, and embracing the Nazis and other white supremacist groups.

Their responses to your OP attempt to transfer the conservatives' own hatred for non-whites, non-Christians, immigrants (legal or not) and women to progressives and liberals. That act is, itself, a well established characteristic of Nazis and other fascist organizations.

It is gratifying how often the conservatives' own words validate a progressive's OP and the article(s) referenced.

Any reply to the garbage conservatives post is a waste of time, as their racism and bigotry are deeply ingrained in their repressive mindset.

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[Ray From Cleveland]

Their responses to your OP attempt to transfer the conservatives' own hatred for non-whites, non-Christians, immigrants (legal or not) and women to progressives and liberals.

As compared to what? The Christian hating, white hating, American citizen hating left?

That act is, itself, a well established characteristic of Nazis and other fascist organizations.

Hmmm, I'll see what the US Communist Party has to say about that. After all, they supported your last three Presidential candidates and Bernie to boot.

 

[ThunderKiss1965]

'I'm A Holocaust Survivor— have Trump's America Feels Like Germany Before Nazis Took Over'

" Newsweek. “There’s a real problem growing.”" “Things just go from bad to worse every day,” Jacobs, a successful New York architect who designed the Holocaust memorial at Buchenwald, tells Newsweek. “There’s a real problem growing.”

So much so that Jacobs thinks there’s a “direct parallel” with Germany between the two world wars.

Perhaps more alarming than the far-right getting braver is the seep into mainstream politics of their hate, their talking points, their rhetoric. “It feels like 1929 or 1930 Berlin,” Jacobs says, ahead of Holocaust Remembrance Day 2018 on Thursday.

“Things that couldn’t be said five years ago, four years ago, three years ago—couldn’t be said in public—are now normal discourse. It’s totally unacceptable. "

A Jew who gives an interview comparing"Trump's America" to Nazi Germany and isn't arrested for his opinion, his livelihood won't be burned to the ground and his home and assets confiscated. If you have half a brain you can see the ignorance of that comparison.