[AmericanInTokyo]

Adolph Hitler's contempt for traditional German law had been manifest from his earliest days as leader of the National Socialist German Workers' Party (NSDAP). The NSDAP's Twenty-Five point programme of 1920 proposed that existing law 'be replaced by a German common law'. By implication the NSDAP believed that the primary purpose of law should be to serve a racially defined Aryan national community enshrined in a 'strong central state power' that would replace the democratic Constitution of 1919. Hitler shared the Party's rejection of the principle of equality for all before the law. However, by 1921 he had confused the exclusivist principles of the Party by imposing one of his own, namely that the 'Leader Principle' (Führerprinzip) should be the law of the Party. It was the 'will' of the Party's Führer, and therefore the 'law' of the NSDAP, that the single-minded, ruthless acquisition of political power should take priority over other considerations.

[manc]

there’s a lot of similarities with bozo and him.

great speakers though hitler didn’t use a telepromter, they both had their own swastikas flags and emblems.
Everytime I see a bozo sticker on a car I think of Hitler and his swastikas and how those who followed Hitler used it instead of their own country flag.
Both have been using kids to be brainwash into their disgusting agenda.
both had big crowds in Germany
Both had and have thugs to close down opposition.

Infact we knew more about Hitler’s past than bozo’s and as for the media, well they make me sick and that includes some at fox