A New Jersey father showed up to a family court hearing wearing a full Nazi uniform.

A teacher in Albany, New York told students to write a persuasive argument saying that Jews are evil and to ‘convince me of your loyalty’ to Hitler’s regime.

Terhar put up a post on her Facebook account, comparing President Barack Obama’s positions on gun control to something a crazed Nazi dictator might favor.

How bad is your argument when you have to lie about Hitler to try and make your case?

Blatant racism in Arkansas. Will we stand for it?

Is it really a good idea to make a Hitler reference, in any context, while running for President?

Perhaps it’s time for a little history lesson

One high school principal failed to do his job, allowing a family to expose students to a graphic anti-abortion DVD comparing abortion to the Holocaust.

Republicans have been busy since they took power in January. Busy alienating every single group of people they can think of, except themselves. Instead of focusing on jobs and the economy like they were elected to do, Republicans have used the excuse of budget crises to take rights away from us.

Had England been conquered, Hitler would have turned his eye toward America and the rest of the world, but we stopped him. Ron Paul, however, would not have gone to war against Hitler at all.

While I do understand the inclination to draw comparisons between the Fox/Luntz/Rove/Koch propaganda machine and the Nazi propaganda machine, actually seeing it in video is another story.

‘Arbeit Macht Frei.’ Literally translated, the words mean, ‘Work makes (one) free.’ Taken out of context, these words, while perhaps harshly industrialist, are innocent enough. However, history has placed these words in a very real, and for many, viscerally horrifying context.

Bryan Fischer, radio host and Director of Issues Analysis for the American Family Association, feels that we are leaving some important people out when discussing LGBT history; serial killer, John Wayne Gacy and mass murderer, Adolph Hitler.