"I like Hitler"

The fact that you can't actually address any of the legitimate criticism and have to resort to this nonsense instead speaks volumes. I'm sorry you are so offended that people didn't like Ye's anti-Semitic comments.

 

What the blabbering **** are you on about. I am pro Jewish people.

 

The act isn't working.

 

and we call the people that don't pay attention to data and facts, Republicans and cult members.

 

It’s not an act. Jews are my favorite minority group.

 

Says the guy that still believes the Russia hoax...

 

The infamous and deliberately distorted Final Solution did not involve mass killing but transporting real and perceived threats to Germany to the East.
The fabricated notion that the Germans used euphemisms and telecommunication as a means of communicating a desire to wipe out masses of people is just a disingenuous attempt to impart more sinister motives than really existed.

I don't know of anyone who believes that Stalin, Mao and / or Pol Pot used euphemisms to discuss their genocidal machinations so why would the Germans?

I'm sure that you know that the British cracked the Enigma code and were able to listen in to top secret German radio transmissions. If the Germans really had a genocidal agenda, it would have been discussed via these radio transmissions.(1)
However, none of these messages mention anything that would indicate a genocidal agenda. That's why this evidence has been ignored by MSM, mainstream "historians" and other holocaust hucksters because it, too, refutes the standard holocaust narrative.


(1) “THE HOLOCAUST NARRATIVE”
https://archive.org/stream/BreakingTheSpell_48/BreakingTheSpell-Kollerstrom_djvu.txt

EXCERPT “In 1941, British Intelligence analysts cracked the German “Enigma” code. This undermined the German war effort—but also threw new light on day-by-day events in the Nazi concentration camp system. Between January 1942 and January 1943, encrypted radio communications between those camps and the Berlin headquarters were intercepted and decrypted.

Oddly enough, historians have largely ignored the information furnished in these intercepts relating to “arrivals,” “departures,” recorded deaths and other events at these camps.The only reasonable explanation is that the intercepted data contra-dicts, even refutes, the orthodox “Holocaust” narrative.

The information does not expose a program of mass murder and racial genocide. Quite the opposite: it reveals that the Germans were determined, desperate even, to reduce the death rate in their work camps, which was caused by catastrophic typhus epidemics.”CONTINUED

 

Says the guy that won't understand that the investigation into Trump and Russia was not resolved clearly. Trump was NOT exonerated. Not enough proof was found to take him to court but he was not found to be innocent of the charges. This does not mean there was no Russian hoax, it means they could not get the Russians (who worked with Trump) to testify.

You just proved my contention as to the Republicans seeing things as they want and not as the facts say. Congratulation for being such a prime example of my statement.

 

Any guy can become a bad guy if the conditions are right. In Hitler's case, 15 years of German reparations to vanquishers and the Jewish community which was seen by Germans as exacerbating the already bad situation led the people to Hitler. In Trump's case, the opposite can happen. People can so utterly and irrationally hate someone to turn the person into a bad guy.

Biden already has the propensity for totalitarianism. I have no doubt that the radical handlers of Biden will (if they haven't already) turn Biden into a tyrant.

 

You are not exonerated except by trial. The fact that the only charges even mention were process crimes, and in the preamble to those it is stated that Trump gave Mueller everything he ask for and that makes obstruction charges tenuous at best tells you every thing you need to know about the Russian hoax.

 

ALL the circumstantial evidence points to Trump working with Putin and Russia

1) He was saved from bankruptcy by a Russian backed bank (the Deutsche Bank)
2) He was helped by a 7-year association with a Russian backs group (the Bayrock Group)
3) his campaign manager (Manafort) worked for the Russians and in favor or Russia
4) When Trump requested help from Russia to come up with Hillary's emails, they responded within 24 hours of his request
5) Putin asked Trump to have a Miss Universe in Moscow and Trump gave it to him
6) there were 259 meetings between Trump's people and the Russians. What made it even more suspicious is that they lied about it under oath
7) He dissed every world leader repeatedly and vocally but never dissed Putin for anything

Talk about circumstantial evidence, this takes top tier. Unfortunately and legally speaking, circumstantial evidence is not usually accepted by the courts. It is a loophole that allowed Trump to escape legal guilt. Nonetheless any rational being that has his eyes open, cannot come up with anything else than some form of Trump working with and likely for Putin.

Mueller clearly stated; We did not exonerate Trump.

If you cannot see it, it is because you do not want to see it.

 

"Germany had it bad" isn't an excuse for genocide. Your attempts to apply this to modern US politics is even more sloppy.

 

Where did you get this list? Have you ever managed to find time to read the Manafort Report that proves there was NO criminal link, no collusion between Trump's campaign and Putin.

The Mueller Investigation, Explained | FRONTLINE (pbs.org)

 

All of that is bullshit. And fabrications.

 

Democratic Senator Warnock's victory in Georgia has far-reaching implications, beginning with how Republicans feel about the loss.

CNN reports, "GOP senators were noticeably upset about their 2022 problems in the aftermath of their loss in the Georgia Senate runoff, calling for better candidates and contending that former President Donald Trump caused a problem on the trail.

"Here's how some Republicans are reacting after last night.

"Senate GOP Whip John Thune said Trump’s presence on the campaign trail created a contrast when they party wanted to keep the race focused on President Joe Biden and his policies.

“It all starts with quality candidates – there's no substitute for that," Thune said.

"Asked if Trump was a problem for their party, Thune indicated he was," CNN.

"The Dems were in many cases able to turn it into a choice election because of Trump’s presence out there — so was he a factor? I don't think there's any question about that,” he said.

"Thune added that candidates shouldn’t have campaigned on the bogus notion the election was stolen.

“A lot of the candidates who had problems in these elections were running on the 2020 election being stolen, and I don't think independent voters were having it,” he said.

"Sen. Lindsey Graham told CNN that Trump has to prove he can win if he’s to clinch the nomination for 2024."

Note: That is a tall order. Counting the elections in Georgia, the latest involving his hand-picked candidate, Walker, Trump has lost the last five elections.

"He's still very popular in the party. People appreciate his presidency. They appreciate his fighting spirit," Graham said.

I am not at all sure which planet Graham thinks he is on. Maybe he is getting too old for this job.

 

This is what happens to a man who believes he is above the law and can do whatever pleases him regardless of the consequences.

Two weeks after Donald Trump dined at Mar-a-Lago with white nationalist Nick Fuentes and the antisemite rapper, Kanye West, he had a really bad week.

CNN reports, "His family business was convicted Tuesday of criminal tax fraud. On the same day, his hand-picked candidate lost a winnable Senate race in a red state. The House January 6 committee has decided to make criminal referrals to the Justice Department – possibly of him or his close associates. And his call to terminate the Constitution has once again backed Republicans into a corner.

"No Republican presidential candidate had lost Georgia since 1992. But with Trump up for reelection, Democrats won the presidency in 2020 and both of the state’s Senate seats in 2021 runoffs. Then, this year, they won a Senate seat again, defeating a candidate pushed into the race by Trump.

"So many premature political obituaries have been written for Trump that it would be foolish to write him off as he embarks on his third consecutive White House bid."

How to understand Trump? That is easy. He is a sociopath who simply doesn't care, and he could not care less for the Republican Party. He blames the GOP for his reelection loss. In his mind, the loss certainly was not his fault.

The only thing he cares about is being the center of attention, the more notoriety, the better.

He doesn't want to be President again.

Too many rules. Trump detests rules.

 

Sure it is, If YOU say so. You are so believable. There is NO DOUBT that you believe what you believe. Nonetheless, data and facts say different and you have not been able to proven THEM wrong.

Good by Gary, I cannot say that I have had the pleasure of knowing you.

 

Ye is on record saying Drake (Jewish) is the best rapper.

 

How to understand Trump? That is easy. He is an egotistical sociopath who simply doesn't care, and he could not care less for the Republican Party. He blames the GOP for his reelection loss. In his mind, the loss certainly was not his fault.

The Republican base, largely educationally-challenged rural voters, mostly farmers, farmhands, shopkeepers, and small town folk, are in the process of destroying their own party with their infatuation with Donald Trump.

CNN reports, "Donald Trump is facing a flurry of criticism on Capitol Hill, with Republican fury growing over their failure to take back the Senate and GOP leaders are at odds over their strategy of the former president still maintaining a dominant hold on the party.

"The GOP reckoning comes in the wake of the party leaving another critical Senate seat on the table – Georgia – and seeing Democrats expand their majority to 51-49.

"Hours after Trump’s hand-picked candidate, Herschel Walker, failed to pick up a Democratic seat, the blame game began in earnest – in large part directed at the former president. Many argued that the party establishment must take a heavier hand in the 2024 election cycle and root out unelectable Republicans even if they’re backed by Trump. Others said the GOP needs to embrace early voting and wholly reject Trump’s demagoguery of mail-in voting, something that helped power Democratic victories.

"And some top Republicans said the party’s refusal to reject Trump as their standard bearer – combined with the 2020 election denialism that is central to his platform – ultimately did them in and will cost them again in future cycles."

Note: It is being suggested that rural voters should find out what is happening in their world, not limiting their view of the news to simply The Farm Report.

 

Hitler was bad but the people of Germany allowed Hitler to rule due to dire circumstances in Germany. Biden is bad (maybe, not so bad as incompetent and manipulated) but the people of America allow Biden to rule. Any one leader can become bad if the circumstances are right. It takes a good person, a good leader, to be good when circumstances are bad...Like Trump, for example.

Overall, authoritarian leaders, totalitarian leaders, are bad and should always be shunned in any society. I mean, for example, George Washington could've been an authoritarian leader if he wanted to be but Washington's 'genius' was him not being an authoritarian leader...Biden ain't no Washington 'cause Biden is authoritarian, er, totalitarian, er, at least, Biden's handlers are authoritarian and totalitarian.

 

Let me just address the bolded of your post: The super majority of the GOP (approx. 91%) support Trump 'cause Trump believes the same things as the super majority of the GOP. In other words, the GOP endorses Trump 'cause Trump thinks like the electorate of the GOP. It's the very miniscule portion of the GOP, the neocons of the GOP, who want to oust Trump as GOP leader and regain power even though neocons have a super minority of support in the GOP...BTW, these neocons in the GOP also lyingly claiming they're for 'democracy' while they want to be the voice of the GOP with 9% support in the GOP.

 

If you have trouble admitting that Hitler was worse than Biden, or even feel the need to quibble about it, there's no room for rational discussion. Same goes for claiming that Trump was somehow a good leader in bad circumstances when he literally tried to steal an election.

 

Ye is on record as saying he wants to go "death con" on Jews . . . and praising Hitler.

 

Someone needs to educate him about the horrors of the holocaust.

 

If the man went through schools in America then blame his ignorance on his history teachers. Or he might have been AWOL throughout K through 12.