You can't compare today's Republican Party with past American Parties. I think the Nazi party is actually much closer.
Since the GOP has repeatedly agitated for individual political and economic freedom and less State control over individual actions by decreasing regulation and taxation, I fail to see a valid comparison between the GOP and Germany's National Socialist Party in the 1920-30s so it would fall to you to make that successful comparison. Comparing any GOP political platform to Mein Kampf or the National Socialist party platform would be a start but just throwing out the "N" bomb is insufficient proof. Remember both Hitler and Mussolini agreed with the latter's "Everything inside the State and nothing outside the State"; This is hardly a GOP talking point. Alternatively, present day 'Liberals' want to control guns, increase regulation, and completely control the health care sector; those things sound more like part of the National SocialistsÂ’ wish list then that of the GOP.
Republicans are 90% white. They want to take away citizenship of people who are the "wrong color". As you can see in my signature line, some KKK branches have even disbanded because the are no longer needed. They feel the Republican Party represents their ideals, positions and policies. That's just the truth. Too bad they feel it's "slander".
I reject this. It is well known that the overwhelming majority of segregationists (and Klansman) were Democrats and that much of the civil rights legislation (and the Emancipation Proclamation!) was achieved by conservative (i.e. Classically Liberal)
Republicans pushing for them. Remember it was the Democrats in the South that passed Jim Crow Laws, required a poll tax, and passed gun control laws in an effort to suppress the black vote.
Additionally, there is not a shred of evidence that the GOP wants to or has "take[n] away citizenship of people who are the "wrong color". That is shear and pure Democratic demagoguery.
JM
Reject it all you like but all those Southern racists are Republicans now. They were only Democrats in the past due to an entrenched and corrupt system of political convenience. IOW if you weren't a Democrat you just didn't win an election.
Fast forward to today and the same thing is true with the word "Republican" substituted for "Democrat", which demonstrates that access to power for this group is far more important than alignment with any particular ideology. So it wasn't "Democrats" who passed Jim Crow laws, it was racists. That shit never had support outside the South. Your extrapolation is like observing that all the cars around you are travelling east and concluding that therefore, all cars travel east.
Notably, the DP decided to leave that solid bloc behind in the interest of civil rights, and the RP didn't mind stepping right in to take up the slack. In fact they actively cultivated it with the "Southern strategy" and euphemisms like "states rights" and Reagan kicking off his presidential campaign in Philadelphia, Mississippi.
So let's not try to pass off this bullshit about one party being basically more racist. If anything one party is more
opportunist. To the point of the thread, it's interesting to note which party finds it necessary to suppress voter turnout, redraw congressional lines and reverse-engineer the way states vote in the EC, as their strategy to win elections. That should tell you something about the actual wishes of the electorate.