(Please understand that i have no position on Trump. I am a European, interested in world politics with a healthy distrust of government and strong anti-globalist views.) [b]TL;DR: Hitler was a Revolutionary, Trump is an anti-Revolutionary.[/b] Trump & Hitler are only similar in their success with blatant populism. But populism is nothing new in American politics. Hitler was a Revolutionary. What he did for Germany [u]economically[/u] is unprecedented in world history. Most of Hitler's economics have been continued after WW2 in western Europe and it has been one of the main reasons life in western Europe has been so easy for so many people in the last 60 years, in spite of the enormous, devastating destructions of World War 2. It has been said by many historians that if Hitler had died in 1939, he would now be considered one the greatest Europeans in the 20th century. (Meaning ww2 would have never happened and the Jews would not have been slaughtered.) Donald Trump is an Anti-Revolutionary. Ultra-Conservative. He wants America to stay the way it is, and restore some things of the past as well. (It's exactly the same in France. "Front National" is ultra-conservative. Not Revolutionary in any way) The fake liberals and global corporate controlled media who are attacking Trump are in fact the real Revolutionaries. If you read and listen closely to the current Elites in Europe & America, people from CFR & similar institutions, they have some very Revolutionary ideas for the world. To them, the idea of nation states is something that must ultimately change. They support mass immigration because it is good for corporations and big business. These are anti-democratic forces and to them the best way to break democracy is the break up those strong democratic nations. All i am saying is let's at least be accurate in how we describe things in discussions. Calling Trump a "new Hitler" is inaccurate and only serves forces that do not have our collective best interests at heart.