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Only with Trump would "not like being compared to Hitler" be a notable.
The pressure of trying to live up to your idol. >

This is all silly, Trump is not Hitler.  
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He's Stupid Hitler, totally different. >

Stupid hitler in a position of power is still a (if not more) dangerous hitler >

Fortunately not dangerous enough to understand how consolidation of power works even after 4 years of presidency. Luckily the guy barely knew how to plan a basic catering party, he was not on the level to stage a successful coup. >

This is a weirdly comforting thought >

He sure likes running Hitler's playbook though. >

Trump Can’t Stand Being Compared to Hitler? One could say that they make him Fuhrer-ious. >

That's one heil of pun! >

That joke really hit all the reich notes. >

Gave me goose steps >

Well, in all fairness, I could not stand that either. I can only imagine all the pressure this puts on Donald since Hitler's reign led to a wall that actually worked >

It got built and everything. Germany didn't even have to pay for it. >

No alligator moats though >

If the jackboot fits >

To prove how much he's not like Hitler he will use Hitler's playbook against the media and country. >

He hates being reminded he used every trick in Hitler's playbook and still lost. >

It the elevator shoe fits… >

and I know nothing about Adolf Hitler, nothing about Germany except that it used to be Great, it used to be Strong, just like I did with America, and they maybe had some problems, but then they didn't have them for a while I can tell you that much.  and I'm a Great Student of History, I know a lot about it, I know nothing about Hitler though, absolutely nothing, I just know that he loved his Country very much, he had a Strong Love for his Beautiful Country, not like today, Angela Merkel, remember her, she really threw them off the track.  they used to be Big, they used to have a Wall and it worked almost as good as mine because Walls work, and people know what I'm talking about, the Democrats even know it, even if they won't tell you.  go ahead, take a look, you see all the other Countries out there, under Trump we were way above them all, but under Obama and now Sleepy Joe, we're just about Dead Last.  but that's all you get from the Democrats, Pain and Treason.  they hate me which is a problem but they hate all of you even more, which is worse, believe me.  first it was the China Virus, then a Rigged Election, and now this, it's horrible what they're doing.  and I just saw something the other day, it was in a Beautiful Paper, very Highly Respected, very Smart, and it said, "President Trump has been treated more unfairly than any other President and in fact, any other person in History," so true, so true. >

It's really bad if I have to actually think if that's true >

Isn't Twitler the guy that had Mein Kampf on his bedside table? >

I think he had a compilation of Hitler's speeches.  But that's not any better. >

Trump can't stand being compared to Hitler in a bad way. Compared to Hitler in a good way would be fine I'm sure. >

Good or bad would depend on which side you’re on. >

I'm sure Hitler wouldn't be thrilled about it, either... >

Here is the beginning of the story:  
Former President Donald Trump is doubling down on his “I am not Hitler” defamation lawsuit against CNN by adopting the Nazi strategy of attacking journalists as liars, with court papers claiming—without irony—that “Americans are split when asked if the media is actually an enemy of democracy.”  
Since October, Trump has been waging war against the Cable News Network over the way it has increasingly drawn comparisons between his Make America Great Again movement and the rise of the Nazis in 1930s Germany.  
But in the latest court filings, Trump’s lawyers paradoxically argued that now is the “perfect” time to peel back First Amendment protections for American journalists by asking courts to review legal precedent established in a 1964 case called New York Times v. Sullivan.  
“The sustained defamation of falsely linking President Trump to Nazis provides a perfect vehicle for Supreme Court reexamination of Sullivan,” lawyers wrote in their Dec. 30 filing.  
The former president’s disgust for journalists isn’t new. For years, he has attacked reporters as the “enemy of the people.” And political scientists who study authoritarianism have noted how his favorite insult against reporters—calling them “fake news”—is a near-direct translation of Lügenpresse, the derogatory term used by Nazis against who they called the “lying press.” >

Say what you will about Hitler, but he had hair. >

how do you say "Office of wetwipes" in German? >

Literal translation would be „Büro der Feuchttücher“, but to transfer the meaning better I‘d say „Büro der Waschlappen“.
„Waschlappen“ is a washcloth, but in german also an insult similar to wetwipe. >

Well I mean some of the stuff he said was … right there.
Then again, some of the actions and repression taking place right now are just about there as well.
Fine line we walk. True freedom is in constant need of defense . >

If Trump was held to the same standard of defamation he wants when he's the victim, he'd be 2nd behind Alex Jones for biggest defamation judgments.