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His argument is in his first sentence. How do you account for Germany suppressing Nazism while being an open democracy? And as far as I know, they've been succe
by IBM 9y ago
His argument is in his first sentence. How do you account for Germany suppressing Nazism while being an open democracy? And as far as I know, they've been successful at it. The premise of the OP is that it just creates more support for it, that doesn't seem to be the case in Germany.
- keyser2038975 9y agoAnd yet poland, which was heavily affected by the nazis and WW2 has a nationalist conservative government and austria almost elected a similar president. I'm not sure if europeans are really that much more successful. The US is simply more polarized due to the two party system and the divide between the coasts and flyover states.