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Several attendees at the South Carolina GOP Convention have tweeted that Governor McMaster of South Carolina repeated his dog whistle in his speech:

"I look forward to the day Democrats are so rare we have to hunt them with dogs."

McMaster and Lindsey Graham are part of Trump's SoCarolina leadership team.

If this doesn't make the hair stand up on the back of your neck, you may be a Nazi.

Contemporary genocide does not only happen in Iraq, Syria, Sudan, Rwanda, and Bosnia. Genocide begins with discriminatory and prejudicial thoughts long before anyone dies, as was obvious with Nazism under Hitler and, moreover, like we see today with radical Islam (Islamic Fascists) present in Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan, Syria, Egypt, and Libya, to name but a few that deny people religious freedom and refuse women basic human rights.

How we learn to think about others and their worth makes all the difference. The Mischlinge remind us how important it is to fight vigilantly against our tendency to denigrate others for bolstering our own faltering self-esteem. It also reminds us that we all need to fight against those who do not have the intelligence or humility to realize exclusive ideology and religion breed lethal convictions leading to persecution and murder.

https://warfarehistorynetwork.com/article/hitlers-...

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