Fireside Chat: Why is Hitler Everywhere?

I turned on my computer today to see, once again, President Trump being called Hitler…again! Now, say what you want about the guy, but when did the President commit millions of Jews to concentration camps, death camps, bring a world to its knees through war and promote an open racism dedicated to a superior race? Now, before you bring up the idea that “Well, he doesn’t deny racism, look at Charleston”, I will offer three responses:

1.    Look up the full video and stop believing a media that has been against him ever since he was duly elected.

2.    If he was REALLY racist, do you really think he would have ANYONE working closely to him not being a smoking hot, white, blonde, Ukrainian woman?

3.    Having hatred for Trump is not a world view, grow up!

Back to the topic at hand, why has Hitler become the ultimate boogeyman that everyone utilizes to make people think of someone as evil? I’m not that old, but I do remember a time where myself and my classmates wouldn’t like to even say his name, whether we were discussing World War II or not. Now, just as calling someone a White Supremacist, the word Nazi and the label of Hitler has lost any and all meaning. Perhaps I don’t quite understand because I know ACTUAL racists, those who really do look down upon anyone whose color of skin which does not match their own and see these people as even less of a human being. Perhaps it’s because I know people who would want nothing more than to exterminate the “wrong kind of people”, who actually want all Mexicans, Blacks, Jews, Gays, and whoever is deemed as undesirable to be killed. And here’s a little advice to anyone who calls someone a White Supremacist, a Nazi, or even worse, Hitler: ACTUAL racists hold nothing back and will tell you exactly how they feel.

            I’m going to take a dangerous path here by saying I respect these actual racists more than those who pass out the label like party favors. I do so because at least they admit what they are and are not apologizing about it. If I want to know what they think about American and World culture, you damn well better believe that they will tell me. Now, I do not respect their beliefs, but I do respect that there is no question of who they are and how they look at the world. As for those who want to utilize these labels as weapons, they conceal what they truly believe and who they are. By accusing someone else of a greater evil, such muck rakes demonstrate the most poisonous way of life currently known to mankind: being an easily offended, spiteful creature, full of lust, greed, envy and low-cunning; they are so easily manipulated that they are nothing more than marionette’s for tyrannical governments, only moving to the puppet master’s command.

            Using the example of this morning, there are a lot of things you can be angry at Trump about. You can be angry at the fact that he hasn’t stopped operations in Afghanistan for aiding the Kurds. You can have issues with his lack of consistency on the boarder, on the protection of the Second Amendment or his tax bill. You can condemn his carelessness when it comes to baiting the mainstream media for his own amusement. However, until he crafts a Holocaust of Latinos, he’s not Hitler. Until his supporters beat people in the streets with opposing viewpoints, praise him by saying “hail Donald” when answering the phone and create a youth league which trains future psychopathic soldiers, they are not Nazis. When we witness mass executions of minorities with President Trump signing the order, then I will concede my point; until then, stop catastrophizing! You are bastardizing the evilest son of a bitch in the modern era by making such a claim about anyone who you deem unfit to have an opinion. By that logic, who’s the Nazi here?