Quote:That's a nice long list of some of our nation's problems.   So you think this man on a white horse is going to solve our problems?   This guy who says, "It's gonna be great, it's going to be so fantastic, I know a lot of people, they love me, I'm a negotiator, I'll out-negotiate everyone, blah blah blah..."   He offers nice, neat, simple solutions to complex problems.    He's a "strong man" like Mussolini.    It's a heady brew of populism and xenophobia that reminds me of the early Nazi Party.  

 

You're doing exactly what people accused Democrats of doing in 2008: buying into the guy on the white horse who can solve everything because he's so great.  

 

You know what the worst thing is?   You're going to get Hillary Clinton elected. 

 

Why does every conversation about Trump end in fascism? Has anyone ever actually read up on what the fascist parties of Germany and Italy did? It isn't even remotely comparable. Please, for the love of god, read a history book before you mention Fascism and Trump together.

 

<b>Godwin's law</b> (or <b>Godwin's rule of Nazi analogies</b>)^[1]^[2] is an Internet adage asserting that "As an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Hitler approaches 1"^<span>[2]^[3]—​</span>that is, if an online discussion (regardless of topic or scope) goes on long enough, sooner or later someone will compare someone or something to Hitler or Nazism.

 

This is just getting ridiculous.

 

If Hillary Clinton gets elected, so be it. She won't be any different than Rubio or Bush, the two "leaders" of the GOP. Hopefully Trump does run as an independent in this case and destroys the GOP. It is a decrepit party of ineptitude and weakness that have far strayed from its Republican roots. Cruz and Rand are the only two running that could possibly continue the Republican tradition (aside from Trump), but they cannot withstand the media onslaught like Trump can. Put the nail in the GOP's coffin and let something better rise from its ashes.

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