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Lesbian Pundit Predicts “Internment Camps” if Trump Is Elected

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When Trump Derangement Syndrome collides with the towering intellect that is Sally Kohn.

“Donald Trump may be the Republican frontrunner. I still think we’re giving him way too much attention in proportion to the other candidates who also had victories to celebrate tonight.”

“And I’m worried. When he institutes internment camps and suspends habeas, we’ll all look back and feel pretty bad.”

I’m not a Trump fan, but this “Trump is Hitler” thing the left (and some Republicans) have going on is just… ridiculous.

SCARBOROUGH: In the media there have been some people that have — taken still pictures to make it look like that — it’s Hitler salutes and in fact, we had one person on earlier today saying, “Well, if you look at the still pictures it looks very troubling.”

Talk about what you’re doing when you’re having people raising their hands, and are you in any — in any way, making an attempt to emulate what Hitler or anybody else did with his salutes?

Seriously, MSDNC? Seriously?

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  2. If the Democrat/e-Republican plan to allow several thousand/tens of thousands/hundreds of thousands (guess which one?) of “refugees” from Syria into the US goes through, it won’t matter much who gets elected, the insurgent Islamist movement’s war here at home will give us internment camps for all of the folks who are repugnant to Islam. At least, on the Islamic side of the battle line. Trump? Pah!

  3. All of this is a clear indication “they” see Trump as a threat to “their” Queen of Mean. She can’t stand on her own record, so trashing the opponent is the only solution. It really does come off as childish.

  4. It seems to me that using the Hitler comparison shows a lack of historical knowledge. And I don’t mean because the comparison is unreasonable. It is because these people don’t know about all the other monsters throughout history. They know a little about Hitler, and know he was bad. Their ignorance means Hitler is the only comparison they can actually make. Trump is bad. I know that Hitler was bad. The only comparison available to my ignorance is that therefore Trump is like Hitler.

  7. OMG we’re back to this again. I remember during the Bush/Kerry campaign a couple lesbians walked out of a dinner party because I told them I supported Bush. They were shocked that I would support someone that, “wanted to put gays in concentration camps and kill them.” I guess some stories never die.

  8. It always amazed me the number of people back in the day who would go on at length how “The Handmaids Tale” was ripped from tomorrow’s headlines, and then half an hour later would be going on and on about how only the government should have guns?

    Cognitive dissonance or projection? YOU make the call ….

  10. So I’m a bit confused…is the picture of Queen Cackles in the post simply one of her waving, or is she asking people to emulate her on the spot?

    Part of Agent Orange’s problem is that he seems to have no regard for the optics of his impromptu stunts. One the Hitler comparisons was after he asked his supporters to raise their hand if they would pledge to vote for him. But he didn’t do so in a manner that would normally be used to indicate an oath; he did so in a manner that looked much like a Nazi salute. It doesn’t really matter how much he backtracks and claims that it was interpreted incorrectly or that people (the wrong ones, of course) are making an unnecessary deal out of it: the image is still there for everyone to compare and contrast.

  13. When the people are fed up and seek out a new type of leadership, that leadership rarely, if ever, presents itself in the form of a reasoned, compassionate, soft spoken unifier. As Twain noted, “Thunder is good, thunder is impressive; but it is lightning that does the work.”

    When new leaders arise from the chaos of dissatisfaction they are most often brash and bold and they project a strong persona. Like clockwork, the establishment tries to banish such leaders while never admitting that the chaos grew and boiled over under the “leadership” of the establishment. In a true revolution, the establishment is the enemy.

    Hitler is an interesting character. The Autobahns he created in Germany so impressed Eisenhower that he dreamed up a 41,000-mile “National System of Interstate and Defense Highways” which would accommodate rapid evacuation of cities targeted in the case of atomic attacks.

    To my recollection, Eisenhower has not been sandbagged by historians for being Hitler-like.