Once Again, Trump Is Marketing Adolf Hitler’s Book--

(Photo- Nazi propaganda poster calling for mass euthanasia and sterilization, the elimination of “defectives” to achieve savings and Aryan racial purity for the Reich.)

Trump Blurts Out His “Racehorse Theory” Of Racial Eugenics In Public, Media Does Nothing But Giggle Nervously And Shrug-

Thom Hartmann's Substack piece linked here covers this latest episode of Trump’s Neo-Nazi Universe, with a concise article and short video. I highly recommend it be shared widely.

The roots of Nazi race science run deep in American history. Much of Hitler’s Nuremberg Race Laws were drawn from the US Southern slave-owners insurrection, also known as the Confederacy, and its second iteration Jim Crow, which as we know Trump admires and promotes as “our heritage” when defending their monuments built to honor traitors and terrorists.

Most of my readers already know some of this history. For those unfamiliar, it is out there and easily accessible.

When I read something of this nature, certain thoughts come to mind, and pretty much all of them are angry.

1. Any person who argues that the comparison between Trump and MAGA and the Nazi Party is a “false equivalence” or “hyperbole” is not simply ignorant or ill-informed. They are outrageous fantastical liars. The comparison is the consequence of Trump’s privately stated admiration for Hitler himself, according to his deceased wife Ivana, his former White House Chief Of Staff John Kelly, and based upon his personal history of openly embracing noteworthy Hitler admirers who have been his active supporters and political allies. Trump has praised the Nazi authoritarian system, Hitler's militarism, his hatred of democracy, his belief in violence, and he shares his racial eugenics worldview.

2. Trump’s assertions of white genetic supremacy, in particular those persons of Nordic or Germanic heritage, are a central expression of his malignant narcissism, because he truly believes his own “good genetics” are at the core of his supposed great success in life. As Hartmann notes, “who wouldn’t be successful if their rich daddy gave them 400 million dollars to start out in business?” In what bizarro universe does anything which that asshole has done with his money make him a success?

3. The Republican Party is completely subservient to him, it is his personal vehicle. The tiny remaining handful of GOP dissidents have been purged or broken. If indeed, Trump can be described accurately as a Neo-Nazi, (his so-called love for Israel notwithstanding, which is transactional and not real, because he is an anti-semite himself) that would mean the GOP as a whole has been nazified. And so have your friends, family, neighbors, co-workers, fellow congregants and club members who still, after everything, swear their loyalty to this bloviating blob of bankrupt bogus bullshittery.

Therefore, Democrats who push bipartisan cooperation, bargaining, or triangulation with this nazified Trump fascist party, are in every sense of the word, traitors.

4. Aside from the indoctrinated cult followers who sign off on every piece of Fourth Reich propaganda that comes out of the reeking obscene cesspit which serves as his mouth, the majority of Americans are growing numb to all of it. Sure, the president can just get up in public and say that he admires the superior genes of white blonde-haired persons like he is reading from a f**king SS manual, and people just roll their eyes and yawn. No big whoop.

5. You want to know why the media feels no obligation to denounce this as a Nazi ideology? Because too many Americans are losing their ability to be outraged and are getting used to it, that’s why. The corporate-owned media no longer feels accountable to a passive or “comfortably numb” viewership which is adapting to having a Nazi president. Rather than internalize that reality, people will deflect by saying, “let’s talk about inflation” or some other single issue.

6. And one more thing. Anyone following this page that is sympathetic with the Confederacy, who believes that race is a determinant of intelligence, that Hitler had some good points, that Trump himself has some good ideas, can just f**k right off. I don’t think there are, but I think we could use some more “extremists” who won’t pull their punches with sanitized, academic, impotent, and vacuous language in describing the enemy we are fighting.

And you know what folks? My list isn’t finished yet. I have a few more exclamation points to add to Hartmann’s timely and important piece. Stay tuned.