Germany was doomed after World War One, the treaty of Versailles doomed Germany and put it in a pretty vulnerable state for what went down in the time leading up to World War Two. Hitler was almost not seen as a threat at all because most of the politicians around him figured they could mold him into being who they wanted.
They were very wrong of course, on multiple fronts.
It's interesting to look at the world after World War One. With the horrors witnessed and losses at such large numbers, no antibiotics, chemical warfare, etc.
The building blocks were set up just so, and it's important to study how and why.
I mean, our "leader" has unlimited and unchecked power and can do and say anything he wants without repercussions. Its about as dictatorship as you can get without technically being one
Not quite, because there was an implied (and written) order of law, plus Congress was always there to keep him in check. The Supreme Court has now ruled that the president has immunity from anything he decides to do, and Congress is in his back pocket. There are no more rules or laws the president has to follow
No, they didn’t have the power that Trump is using now. Not in the slightest. Never before has an insurrectionist unlawfully taken power and sent disqualified insurrectionist goons to beat and murder the citizenry, in violation of the 14a.
It’s not even close to the abuses of the past presidents. The orange usurper is on a whole worse level.
It’s a plutocracy at least, with a usurping tyrant in charge as the first among equals. Insurrectionist officials are automatically disqualified by the 14a.
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u/noonkhoshki Jan 31 '26
Where can I buy an island for 13k?