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To: skeeter
"Trump commands a crowd. Thats about the only character facet comparable to Heir Schicklgruber. The rats own every other facet, including the ones that really matter."

Exactly. And even on the issue of large crowds, the left never suggests that there is something ominous about THEIR rallies and crowds, even when they are smashing windows, looting, and setting buildings on fire.
20 posted on 01/31/2022 4:21:37 PM PST by Steve_Seattle
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To: Steve_Seattle
Essentially, Trump promotes traditionally American ideals of the sovereign individual and is primarily driven by policies that improve the individual standard of living.

The 'rat left exercises societal control via partnerships with the media large corporations, makes constant appeals to race & tribalism, demands total fealty to their agenda and seeks to rub out any dissenting opinions, even to the point of promoting violence on the street.

But Trump's the nazi. Right.

25 posted on 01/31/2022 4:33:32 PM PST by skeeter
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To: Steve_Seattle

A philosophy professor I had in college actually attended a Hitler Rally at Nuremberg. He said was incredible. The Stadium was a huge amphitheater. Thousands upon thousands were in attendance. The Stadium held 405,000. Kettle drums were down in front of the stage. The front seating was filled with military units with all the banners etc. There was a large center red carpet aisle. As Hitler entered he walked down the center aisle and the crowd scream Sig Hail in rhythm to the kettle drums, 400,000 voices screaming sig hail in union. Gee sounds just like a Trump rally..


31 posted on 01/31/2022 5:08:48 PM PST by carcraft (Pray for our Country)
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