This supercut of Democrats and their mainstream media minions (well, and Liz Cheney, of course) flogging Big Lie #3 ( “Trump Is A Fascist/Hitler/Dictator/Monster”) is a really funny, or, if you are a member of the Democratic Party, sad. If someone you know thinks it’s genuinely scary, however, try to get them some help.
Behold…
Interesting! FireFox, my browser, is blocking this video from posting, though embed codes just like it have always worked. I’m sorry, you’ll just have to go here to see what this post is about:
Incidentally, that once responsible, respected Presidential historian who keeps showing up is Michael Beschloss, whose EA dossier is here.
Ethics Alarms 
Here’s the comment I posted on the video…
I really have had it with all the ad hominem claims of fascism and Nazi’s on both sides of the political aisle and I’ll no longer brush it away as just excusable rhetoric, it’s immoral and it’s lies.
Toxic political rhetoric needs to be directly confronted and, figuratively speaking, beat to a bloody pulp. I’m sick and tired of being sick and tired.
And it’s even worse than that. What is likely to happen when the naive people who believe these dire stories find out that Trump has been elected? This is deliberately sowing dragons’ teeth. And Trump is being prosecuted for inflammatory rhetoric?
Based on observed cultural, societal and political patterns, I see the 2024 election as being a societal and cultural disaster for the United States of America. No matter who is elected, the reactions are going to be bad, and they’re likely to be very bad.
This actually was a question I had. If a riot ensues during the election season based on fears stoked by these persons can they be held for inciting the riot.
Just how close to the time of the riots must the statements be made? Is there any consideration for fomenting ever rising levels of fear in order to achieve a desired violent outburst?
The amazing thing is that they can say all those things with a straight face.
“Trump will never leave the White House”. Gee, for some reason that sounds somewhat familiar. Where might I have heard that before?
Oh yeah, how many times did I hear that in 2020? Since we all know Trump never left the White House when he lost the 2020 election, it’s logical to assert he would never leave if he were elected in 2024, right?
I don’t want Trump to be the Republican nominee. But if he is, I’ll vote for him. If Trump does win next year, I believe it will be due to the actions of the Democratic party and their minions and allies. Prior to all the indictments, it looked to me that his support was falling and it was reasonable to think DeSantis might win the nomination.
They worked hard to ensure Trump would be the Republican nominee. If he takes the oath of office in 2025, they have only themselves to blame. Oh and all of us deplorables.
Facts Don’t Matter.