[Lazamataz]

As upsetting and egregious as the policies of a given leader might be, the situation in modern-day America isn't within a country mile of being Nazi Germany in the 1930s.

Incorrect on the facts and the intent.

We have a surveillance state with black-clad shock troops intended to intimidate the common populace. We have a leader and a party that flouts the law. We have a leader who stirs up racial hatreds, on purpose. We have the attempt to disarm the populace. We have a rapidly-deteriorating economic situation.

In fact, my main problem is seeing the DIFFERENCES between Modern America and Germany in the 1930's.

[KC_Lion]

What about me? I was there, I breathed what was in the air.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0KG74s4DnRw

[Tublecane]

I believe our political system could most accurately be described as fascist. You can’t call it that, given how the term has been corrupted. But imagine you could say it publicly. That, then, turns this stupid article on its head. Instead of arguing anyone’s a Nazi being ridiculous for us not resembling Nazi Germany in any meaningful way, it becomes ridiculous to accuse anyone in particular of being fascist because everyone is.