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"Comparisons between the 1930´s and today are a slap into the face of all who were victims of the Nazi regime and who live in Germany of today."

That would be every single member of my family that didn't flee Europe for the US after WWI.

I don't think it's all that different - there is the same official disregard for hooligans who attack Jews, there are similar political cartoons bringing back the hook-nosed stereotype of the greedy Jew and the blood-libel, and there are rallies where participants call for the deaths of all Jews.

The only argument that you could make is that the threat comes this time not from the right - but from the left. Then again, Hitler's party was a socialist party...

1. The times I think of did not know official disregard for assaults on jews.
2. The things that are going to happen now are not comparable with the unbelievable pain jews under the Nazi regime had to suffer from.
3. I do not know any rally where people call for the death of all jews (that would be an illegal, too).
4. Left/Right - they unite when it comes to the point that they share the same ideal: having &keeping power and hunting opponents.