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I don't see open Nazis having a seat in government in any country where it is legal to advocate Nazi ideologies. On the other hand, Austria and Germany, two cou
by ameister14 9y ago
I don't see open Nazis having a seat in government in any country where it is legal to advocate Nazi ideologies. On the other hand, Austria and Germany, two countries where that is illegal, have together 5 European MP's from their respective Nazi parties.
- kadenshep 9y ago...because that's where Nazis "originated" from. Just like the U.S. still has KKK members in various positions of authority, while presumably Germany or Austria have no KKK members.
- ebcode 9y agoApparently you haven't seen Trump.
- ameister14 9y agoI get where you're coming from, but imagine Trump was openly affiliated with Nazis. He would not have been elected.
- ebcode 9y agoWell, I guess it depends on your definition of "open". There is such a thing as an "open secret". And I think we all know which side of the fence Trump is on.