The entire Republican Party is reminiscent of Germany in the 1930s with their bigotry and hatred in the wake of the Paris attacks.
Really – WTF is wrong with conservatives in the USA in the wake of the tragic attacks in Paris last week? “We have no choice but to shut down mosques.” “We need a national registry for Muslims.” Or the chilling “Muslims need to start wearing badges.”
Serious?!?! Are you kidding me? What’s next? Are Republicans and Tea Party lunatics going to start dressing their children in brown-shirts and jack-boots?
Tea Party websites are exploding after a video was posted online of a Texas professor comparing the Tea Party to the Nazi Party.
Tea Party News Network (TPNN) reports that “An imbecilic psychology professor at South Texas College in Weslaco, Texas, should probably stick with his field and leave world history and politics to the more informed. “
It seems that one of Professor Blake Armstrong’s students began recording one of his lectures after he called Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) a bastard.
As the student, YouTube user Strandbeest, put it in the video’s description:
I began recording after he called Senator Ted Cruz a bastard for using the last name “Cruz” to win the election.
Professor Armstrong would probably be offended by some of the comments questioning his knowledge of history. He said that the Nazi Party is a topic that he’s been reading about since he was young and probably knows more than some experts in that subject.
Here’s the passage that has the Tea Party so infuriated:
In 1931, which was really interesting, the Nazis — people were kind of tired of them. They’ve been around since 1920, 11 years now. They’ve won seats — they’re like the Tea Party! That’s such a good example.
Don’t tell anybody I said that though, that the Tea Party are like the Nazis, but in the sense of how they politically came to power, there’s a good analogy there.
That eventually people realized “these Nazis they’re a bunch of nuts. These Tea Party people are a bunch of nuts.”
I mean the analogy is really a good analogy.
You can watch the clip below:
- Source Links – August 29, 2020
- About Pat Warde: Eulogy Tribute by Eleanor Hughes – April 1, 2019
- Editorial Note – January 15, 2019
You must be logged in to post a comment Login