It has been a concensus among nearly everyone - people in media, elected office, and even social media - that if you call somebody a Nazi, it clearly signals that you have lost the debate. You have no further points to make or facts to cite. All you can do now is call people vile names, insult and smear them, call them Nazis, etc.
Now the Democrats and other leftist fanatics are giving us clear, in-person examples.
They have lost so many arguments, debates, and elections, that they have sunk to calling Republicans (including President Trump) "Nazis", screeching that his policies are little different from the worst atrocities of the Third Reich, and other preposterous slurs and insults.
It was just a matter of time. the Democrats have slid so far left, and have been defeated so many times, that their agenda contains no more positive plans or vision, nothing but hate and rage. Inevitably, the dam has started to crumble, as leftist rhetoric sinks to the bottom of the cesspool they now occupy - and kept going.
It's sad when a major political party's collapse reaches the point of no return. But necessary in this case. We have long been unable to trust the Democrat party to control the affairs of a major government. Now they have confirmed that evaluation in no uncertain terms.
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https://www.newsbusters.org/blogs/nb...mp-comparisons
NBC Seizes on Nazi Concentration Camp Comparisons
by Kyle Drennen | June 19, 2018 12:24 PM EDT
After cable news channels CNN and MSNBC made 22 references to Nazi concentration camps and other human rights atrocities during coverage of illegal immigrant detention centers along the U.S. southern border over the past few days, on Tuesday, NBC decided to join in touting the extreme rhetoric. Specifically, the Nazi death camp comparison was repeated four times in three hours, across two of its morning shows.
At the top of the Today show, NBC Nightly News anchor Lester Holt reported from the border and highlighted: “Some have argued that these detention centers are reminiscent of Japanese internment camps or even concentration camps in Nazi Germany. A comparison [Attorney General Jeff] Sessions rejects.”
In addition to NBC’s repetition of the Holocaust references on Tuesday, coverage on Monday’s Nightly News included a clip of Connecticut Democratic Senator Richard Blumenthal making this vile declaration: “This policy of family separation reminds us of the cattle cars of Nazi Germany when children were separated from their parents. It reminds us of the Japanese internment camps.”
NBC wasn’t even the first broadcast network to seize on such comparisons. On ABC’s World News Tonight on Saturday, correspondent Stephanie Ramos touted: “The president catching heat on social media. Former CIA Director Michael Hayden, a trump critic, tweeting this picture of what looks like a Nazi concentration camp. Writing, ‘Other governments have separated mothers and children.’”
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Liberals have lost the debate: Leftist media, congressmen etc. fall to calling Republicans "Nazis" over and over
