Stop calling him Hitler and his supporters Nazis. It's not true and it's insulting.
Alan, get real! Here is the exact quote from my original post, "...In terms of your comment about Trump's speech making, the same could be said of Hitler and we all know the result there. If you state a lie often enough, it becomes real in many peoples minds..."
This was a comparison of Trump's ongoing campaign rallies (despite the fact the election was decided almost two years ago now). I'm just asking you to understand an analogy. Do you disagree with the second sentence of the above quote? You and others still have not addressed the key thing that a lot of lying is going on at these rallies and in his Tweets. Do you think this is good for political discourse or for America in general? Of course the common response is that this is all 'fake news' even when there is ample documentation to show that it is an outright lie and not even a slight bending of the truth. He was caught in another one yesterday when he commented on the increase crime in Germany last year after a lot immigration was permitted. German statistics showed this to be demonstrably false.
My question is, how can you tolerate this?