Donald Trump Quotes Mussolini And Says "What Difference Does It Make"

Redstate ^ | 2/28/16 | streiff

[Jim Noble]

You know, Hitler once said 2+2=4.

And I have never repudiated that.

[firebrand]

I’m sure someone will report this downthread, but that is an old Italian proverb.

[ironman]

I don’t really disagree with what you are saying but presidents send legislative packages down to Congress to take up all the time. I suggest you google it and see how many hits you get. I don’t know the ins and outs of NYT v Sullivan but it’s telling that Scalia thought it a bad decision.

[Bookwoman]

So? People quote Obummer all the time.

[SmokingJoe]

If America makes the mistake of electing Trump, he will be a bigger racist than Obama ever was.

[Zionist Conspirator]

I note that while association with Fascism (even the genuine Italian version, even before the alliance with Hitler) is the kiss of death, that Democrats and liberals are not the least bit ashamed of agreeing with Marx or Lenin or Stalin or Mao about anything.

Apparently the difference between one and the other is "bigotry." The Fascists were bigots, and the Communists were against bigotry. Therefore we conclude that to liberals totalitarian governments are not bad unless they are bigoted. Apparently a totalitarian government that is "against bigotry" is the greatest thing in the world to a contemporary liberal.

[Army Air Corps]

He was a snappy dresser, yannow.