That is the way opinions work. We all have one. I value different opinions.

It is what flash-point should have been.

So what my opinion should be? What is wrong with a different opinion that won't hurt anyone?

I feel bad for you that you truly think Trump is a Nazi. You need to learn your history if you think he is one. Trump has no frontal lobe (says before thinking), take too much time off, can be irrational, be sexist and perhaps unfaithful in his past, and done some controversial things. However, that is a very far cry…

You are right, I am not sorry for trying to keep a open mind and join the hive mind of people talking in a echo chamber. How is listening to what he says and judging it by a policy by policy basis not fair and rational? If it makes you feel better, there is a lot that I do disagree with Trump.

I have made up my mind but am willing to be fair when reviewing the things he does. In other words, I won't be those people who outright reject or agree everything he says. I most likely won't vote for him, much like I didn't vote at all last election since I didn't like either candidates. But I promised myself that I…

Probably too cheesy.

Sorry that I am being rational. I don't ride the hate train. I am not a fan of him for several reasons. However, I am willing to judge him by a policy to policy basis and make opinions on those. Some I agree, some I disagree. I think that is perfectly fair. You just make a lot of assumptions here.

Hitler was responsible for bringing Europe to war that killed millions of people in the pursuit of conquest and committed mass genocide of the Jews and other people. They are night and day from each whether you like it or not.

May make a less cold blooded Frank Underwood (considering Underwood personally killed people) but that is about it. Calling him a villain is a hyperbole in my opinion.

To be fair, it goes the other way as well. I am not a fan of Trump but will keep a open mind.

I was referring to as president. Still wouldn't make him a villain in a show. Not likeable but not a villain.

There are fair worse villains out there than Trump, especially considering he technically hasn't done anything illegal, just not popular decisions. Unpopular presidents with controversial decisions doesn't make them villains though.

To be fair, there has been a bunch of fake news both pro and anti-Trump.

I thought of Wolfenstein when I saw them.

Missed opportunity right there.

I heard this one quote from a Soviet: "Don't count the miles or days, count the number of Germans you have killed."

I heard the Red Army raped thousands of them. It is interesting just how different they were in comparison to the western allies. The Americans and British liberate cities. The Soviets destroyed them and set up communist governments.

I like how cold he was about telling his dogs to attack the woman the moment she went against him.

Anyone notice Popeye and Astro from the Jetsons.