Hitler's Similarities Of Donald Trump And Adolf Hitler

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Politics. Politics control this world, and sometimes for the worst. Politicians can be deceiving, and lie right to you, with no signs of remorse. They can be the worst type of human being, manipulating you for their own cause. They can be evil. In America, the next presidential election is approaching, and we have many of these politicians trying to become our next president. Although there are many, I 'm going to concentrate on one. Donald Trump. He is a corrupt politician, and a cancer to our society. This man is so malevolent, he is drawing comparisons to one of the most barbarous men of all time, Adolf Hitler. These men are eerily similar, and I am uneasy knowing that someone that could be our next president is showing similarities to a mass murderer. These are not erroneous claims. Donald Trump and Adolf Hitler are similar because of their rhetorical abilities, hating of …show more content…

Both men are amazing in their abilities to give speeches. They make you want to listen to them, unlike most old, boring politicians. This is key to Donalds run for president. his ideas are nonsense, and would sabotage our country, but people can 't see this because they are so mesmerized with his ability deliver breathtaking speeches. Hitler was every bit the same way. his ideas were absurd, but his people loved him because he spoke in a way that made them believe that he could actually make Germany great again. He went down as one of the best speakers of all time, and donald is very close to him. Both these men also appeal to our emotions a lot. there campaign slogans say a lot about this. Hitler 's was “Make Germany Great Again”. Can you guess what Donalds is? “Make America Great Again”. This is not a coincidence. Donald also tries to appeal to Middle and Lower Class people, Just like Hitler did. He doesn 't blame our country 's problems on us, he blames them on others. He hates on groups of

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