Internet slams 'toxic' Trump as he doubles down on 'Hitler rhetoric' on immigrants in Truth Social post

Trump drew flak after repeating anti-immigrant statements reminiscent of Nazi propaganda in a video posted on his Truth Social account
PUBLISHED DEC 22, 2023
Donald Trump drew flak after repeating anti-immigrant statements reminiscent of Nazi propaganda in a video posted to his Truth Social account (Getty Images)
Donald Trump drew flak after repeating anti-immigrant statements reminiscent of Nazi propaganda in a video posted to his Truth Social account (Getty Images)

PALM BEACH, FLORIDA: Former President Donald Trump has found a way to get under the skin of liberals and mainstream media just as his supporters wish him to.


 
 
 
 
 
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The Republican frontrunner for next year’s presidential election, warned his supporters in New Hampshire on Saturday, December 16, that undocumented immigrants were “poisoning the blood of our country”, repeating language that has previously been criticized as xenophobic and reminiscent of Nazi rhetoric.

Following the backlash he’d received from last week’s campaign speech, Trump doubled down on the dangerous terminology referring to illegal migrants on his Truth Social posts that read, "Illegal immigration is poisoning America."

What did Trump say in his Truth Social posts?

In a series of videos posted on Truth Social, Trump, who is fully aware that his rhetoric parallels that of Hitler and that this outlook can be found in the dictator’s manifesto ‘Mein Kampf’, continued making such remarks.


 
 
 
 
 
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Trump said in the video, "Illegal immigration is poisoning the blood of our nation. They're coming from prisons, from mental institutions, from all over the world. Without borders and fair elections you don't have a country. Make America great again. We must win in 2024 or we will not have a nation."

In this instance, Trump's use of 'Hitler's rhetoric' was accompanied by a denial of the previous US general election results, and he has even incorporated his campaign slogan, "Make America Great Again," into his address to his supporters.


 
 
 
 
 
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This has led to concerns among Republicans, who have been forced to defend Trump's atrocious actions.

Internet slams Donald Trump for using dangerous language in his Truth Social post

People on X blasted the GOP frontrunner for his 'toxic' rgetoric in his bid to secure the Oval Office in 2024.



 

One X user remarked, “That’s what toxic people do. Not to mention he loves the publicity he’s getting from this even if it’s bad."



 

Another user wrote, "He is basically saying "I will do whatever I want and no one can stop me.""



 

Another user said, "He's going to keep ramping up that rhetoric and saying it more, too. I'm sure he sees the attention it's getting and there's nothing he likes more."



 

One user tweeted: "There is no defence for tRump! The GOP is no longer the GRAND OLD PARTY if they continue to defend his outrageous, evil rhetoric! It’s time they stood up for the true value of the party and kick him to the curb, with the rest of the trash!"



 

Another X user stated, "From the upside down Bible at a church to calling people vermin and poisoning the blood of our nation he’s following Hitler’s playbook, Trump and Hitler have the same personality and like Hitler Trump’s reign of terror is about to end."



 

Finally, this user tweeted, "His base luvs this but he is not gaining 1 single vote outside his demented base which equals him getting his azz kicked yet again"



 

This article contains remarks made on the Internet by individual people and organizations. MEAWW cannot confirm them independently and does not support claims or opinions being made online.

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