@busfahrer09 Probably no need to discuss further with you given that the positions you take are based on assumptions from where you are located and the starting point from what you understand and that is not the case or the standard in the US. Your entire reply was that I called Trump a fascist idiot...ok well to you based on your political understanding you judge Trump being a fascist if he takes FULL and COMPLETE control and power, that to you is the definition of fascism and maybe if you compare him to extreme fascists you could be accurate to that level of complete fascism. I never said he was a total and complete fascist nor that the US is ruled with no ability to vote and citizens have no rights...that was your assumption. Trump has taken steps in the EXACT definition you gave, steps...that means he is progressing towards that not that he is a complete and finished product. He has sought to control the vote, he has taken rights and freedoms from those living in the US, he has trampled on this government through his executive orders and the use of litigation fear to suppress and oppress this country. How do you think Germany went from being quite a neutral socialist country to being controlled by a fascist? Circumstances gave breeding ground for this to happen and slowly over a long period of time small steps were taken to where in the end they were ruled in the full sense of the term. Trump has taken the US more towards fascism than any other president in history and with no excuse or backdrop if you try to use the government taking a larger role during wars, that is not the scenario here and is a moot point. You defined a political party by the polar extremes, I am saying the names you gave are not the democratic party, they are in the party but are not the base and are not the talking points used to destroy Trump during the midterms. America is not ready for socialism and that was not what drew the massive numbers of voters to that side last week.
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