@gro_tsen@hsiaocollective Are you sure you want to anger the Chinese people? Do you really think Chinese people have the right to express themselves? Are you from the Publicity Department of the CCP?
@ZJChan1@AubelLeopold@xingfutuhuangdi@zhenpengtang666 Enacting Dictatorship via Legislation: In March 1933, using armed SA to intimidate parliament, he coerced the Enabling Act to gut the constitution; in 1934, upon Hindenburg’s death, he merged the offices of President and Chancellor into absolute dictatorship.
@ZJChan1@AubelLeopold@xingfutuhuangdi@zhenpengtang666 Exploiting the Fire to Strip Liberties: Once in office, Hitler weaponized the Reichstag Fire to issue emergency decrees, arresting left-wing deputies and suspending fundamental civil rights.
@ZJChan1@AubelLeopold@xingfutuhuangdi@zhenpengtang666 Backdoor Elitist Bargaining: In January 1933, right-wing politicians and industrial tycoons, fearing a communist rise, persuaded President Hindenburg to make an executive appointment of Hitler as Chancellor.
@ZJChan1@AubelLeopold@xingfutuhuangdi@zhenpengtang666 Capitalizing on Crisis for Votes: Following the 1929 Great Depression, the Nazi Party exploited public desperation through populist rhetoric, winning 37% of the vote in 1932 to become the largest party in parliament (though still short of a majority).
@xingfutuhuangdi@AubelLeopold@zhenpengtang666 Hitler was not democratically elected Chancellor. He was appointed by President Hindenburg after political deals with conservative elites. The Nazis never won a majority in a free election.
@UlaanAertai National sovereignty means little without individual freedom. A government does not own its people. True freedom requires both national independence and individual rights.