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Originally Posted by David Sklansky
Fine. But what about the accusations that he is an anti semite? Possibly almost as bad as Hitler. Being friendly to a few Jews doesn't disprove that either. But when a higher percentage of his inner circle is Jewish than I believe was the case for any other President, might it not be the time to back off from that particular accusation.?
Trump's Jewish associations might be, in part, to create the very impression you're expressing there. Playing the percentages, most of (let's call it) the vile right hates Jews. Some don't, and there is actually something of a fissure among the white supremacists on the issue of Jewish acceptance (again, the overwhelming majority not accepting).
Reading that Trump used to read a book of speeches by Hitler (claimed his ex wife decades ago in a deposition), seeing him tweet white supremacist agitprop, and choosing Bannon as a high advisor all supports Trump being some sort of closet neo-Nazi. Something else I noticed as possibly in the same vein was his marrying Eastern European women and having an apparent affinity for Russia.
So I went to looking for connections or support for Russia in the white supremacist movement and bingo,they are strangely there. I say strangely because Hitler didn't accept Russians as racially pure- they were too Asiatic. So I would think his modern day followers would follow suit but that is not the case, at least not strictly. The cliff notes of their thinking are that the Catholic church is strengthening in Russia, Jews don't control it like control the U.S., and so Putin is the last white Christian holdout against the ever encroaching ZOGs (Zionist Occupied Governments). The scary thing is the racist's affinity for Putin's Russia goes back some years. It's not like Trump likes Russia so now they all like Russia to join in. It's as if Trump was following along with white supremacist thinking well before he ran for president. A lot of things Trump says reveal parallel thinking with the hardcore white supremacists which is obviously more than merely coincidental.