Using Nazis and the Holocaust to make political arguments in the U.S. is lazy, tired, and needs to stop.

Why do people in the U.S. invoke Nazism when speaking about politics?

Veteran Perspectives is what happens when a disabled Army vet with PTSD, a past in teaching, and way too many opinions decides to turn his blogs into a podcast. It’s part therapy, part rant, part “WTF is even happening anymore?” Expect stories, strong takes, awkward tangents, and the occasional “Did he really just say that?” If you're into honesty, dry humor, and war-torn wisdom from a dude who’s been through it—pull up a chair. No guests, no scripts, no filter. Just vibes.

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Veteran Perspectives is what happens when a disabled Army vet with PTSD, a past in teaching, and way too many opinions decides to turn his blogs into a podcast. It’s part therapy, part rant, part “WTF is even happening anymore?” Expect stories, strong takes, awkward tangents, and the occasional “Did he really just say that?” If you're into honesty, dry humor, and war-torn wisdom from a dude who’s been through it—pull up a chair. No guests, no scripts, no filter. Just vibes. "Life, trauma, purpose—and a little profanity.”

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Why do people in the U.S. invoke Nazism when speaking about politics?

Why do people in the U.S. invoke Nazism when speaking about politics?