In 1932 I had many friends who didn't care for the Nazis, but...

[kpete]

In 1932 I had many friends who didn’t care for the Nazis, but had been disappointed in the Social Democratic Party for so long they simply didn’t vote. And a few I knew voted for Hitler with a smile, “wollte die Dinge aufrüttel,” to shake the system. Those were their last votes.

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[magicarpet]

1. Let's give Fascism a shot at running the government,.... it can't be all that bad.

Shake things up a bit,.. take a broom and sweep out the old cob webs.

Nazis seem so well connected to the higher echelons of the industrial, commercial, and political systems. A lot of people think they should be given the chance and handed the powers to run the government. What could possibly go wrong ?

[warmfeet]

4. They deserve a shot.

We all get a choice where.

[smirkymonkey]

2. Are things "shaken up" enough for people yet?

I for one have had enough. I do not need to see anymore of this nightmare to know how this experiment will end up.

[Illumination]

6. Yes! We're nearing 200,000 dead. It's much more than that though. When we had 175,000

C-19 deaths, I noted this: "end to end they would span over 182 miles!"! Now that's a visual for you. Thanks Murderer-in-Chief...

[groundloop]

10. we're over 200 miles of covid deaths now.

[Evolve Dammit]

9. x 1000

[sandensea]

3. And most "mainstream conservatives" - like von Papen - paved the way for Hitler

"...because vee didn't vant ze socialists in pouer!"

[catbyte]

5. ...

[KS Toronado]

8. Could change Nazis to republicans in top line, and would still make sense.

[Tarc]

7. As they say, "If one sits at a table with 10 Nazis...

...there are 11 Nazis."

[Rhiannon12866]

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[rickford66]

12. No one voted for Hitler.

He was appointed Chancellor. The Nazi Party won seats in the election.

[kairos12]

13. But her emails.