You are free to think that I am simply trying to make a political point yet that is not the case. I invited all that bring Nazi's into the discussions of petty issues to give their own opinion. Yet, there are some real issues to look at when looking at global destruction (not pointing at anyone politician or group). Whether it be by war or man made pestilence it takes more than one to make it or to stop it when humans are destroyed like they are animals.
I agree with you about pissing on the memories of those who died for a cheap political point. Both my husband and I also lost family members. The whole world lost a portion of its family. As they say, "never again" but now have we forgotten? Money, greed and the desire for power has caused tremendous loss of life in the world. To which the extent of I can't begin to comprehend. We live for a short time in this world. All the more reason to honor the dead and fallen but leave promise for the future generations. How can you leave promise for the future generations when we are destroying the hope and promises of the present? Most have children and some have grandchildren who will in turn have children and grandchildren. How do you keep money, greed and the desire for power from rearing its ugly head in the future?
You can't. It's a simple, horrible fact about human nature. It's what fuels every single politician in the entire world. It's rearing its ugly head right now - in every statehouse, city hall, and capital in the world.
The only thing we can do is educate people. That's the only way to prevent it from happening again.
Calling Bush a Nazi isn't education. Calling Obama a Nazi isn't education. Education is recognizing what people are capable of, and preventing that much power from being held by one person or ideology.
This is why I believe the 2-party system is a good thing - it prevents either side from getting too much power.