reply to post by broahes
Although I'm kind of repeating myself, let me try to explain this again. I don't believe people are pro Nazi as much as they are angry at the
government's apathy related to the border. As I say, the Republicans want cheap slave labor, and the Democrats want cheap votes.
What's going on here is the same thing that happened in the 1930's. As Italy and Germany was pulling out of the depression with their new type of
governments called facism, we were falling into the Great Depression due to FDR's failed economic policies.
People here started to think that facism was the way of the future. There was a group called the Bund who became so popular they were able to draw
20,000 people to Madison Square Garden on Washington's Birthday, Feb 20, 1939.
Remember, this was before the holocaust, and before people here knew of the atrocities going on over there.
When people are desperate, they will do things they wouldn't normally do. The Germans didn't fall for Hitler because they were into evil, the
accepted him because they were a hungry and broken people and he lifted them up. They say if Hitler would have died after the West gave him the
Sudetenland, he would have been remembered as a hero, as the holocaust didn't happen yet.
My quote from George Santayana is more relevant today than ever.
If we experience hyperinflation due to the massive government spending, which we should be more worried about than Mexicans, history may repeat
itself, ie: Weimar Germany.