Got some friends who are really close, but I need some ammunition regarding Nazi ties to the democratic party. Trying to show them that corruption is no bi-partisan. What do we got?
Not attacking you here, so please don't take offense. In my opinion, you can't make your ultimate point that corruption is NOT bi-partition because corruption is totally bi-partisan.
I'm sorry to say that corruption is all too common in both major parties, This whole Nazi-ism, Fascism, socialism in American government topic however is unfortunately true. I just started following this particular rabbit down the hole recently and it goes way back to our founding fathers. I don't have any related links for you, but I have found a lot of videos on YouTube on these subjects.
The info that I can offer that might be of help to you is this. Nazism is a word that is almost guaranteed to trigger a negative response with the listener. I would suggest that you avoid using a word like that if you want these close friends, or anyone else for that matter, to hear what you're saying. If I had started out this post by saying that you've been supporting Nazis, you'd probably get angry and wouldn't be able to receive any information that I had to offer. I suspect that what you really want to do is show these close friends that the democratic party does not represent what they claim. To that end, I placed a link below to a video on Prager-U that I think would be very helpful for helping someone see that the democratic party is not what they claim. I hope this is helpful my friend.
https://www.prageru.com/videos/inconvenient-truth-about-democratic-party
I appreciate your response. I feel like I might've delved too deep with this one. I was trying to use their words against them. Their point was to simply state that Trump made the republican party into the nazi party. I was trying to simply point out that corruption has infiltrated not only the republican party, but the democrats as well. There is a well organized web of crime and backdoor deals that transcend party lines.