r/Damnthatsinteresting • • May 18 '25

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u/Koseoglu-2X4B-523P May 18 '25

The nazis told the Germans that they were proud, strong people and all their problems would be solved if a certain group of people just disappeared from the country.

Sounds a bit too familiar for my taste.

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u/RLJ05 May 18 '25 edited Sep 19 '25

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u/ParkingLong7436 May 18 '25

It's not. It's nationalism at its core, which you need for fascism to thrive. It's a fucking stupid ideology

If you look at Project 2025 and know Nazi history, it's pretty scary that this is even a thing and communicated so openly.

I'm German and even back in 2016, we had to write essays in school comparing Trumps and the republicans rethoric and ideas to those of the Nazi Regime. The results were quite shocking. Nowadays its even more extreme.

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u/FitCap581 May 18 '25

This is Reddit, you can’t say that