You keep throwing the word "Nazi" around, but do you know what is means?
I'll help you out: its stands for Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei, or the National Socialist German Workers' Party, or simply, the Nazis. Which party does that label really better describe? Let's break it down, shall we?
Nationalsozialistische
The concatenation of National and Socialist--demonstrating the two are indistinguishable and inseparable. However, for our purpose we'll sperate them anyway.
Nationalism
The Dems certainly are not Nationalists--I'll give you that. You guys hate your country with a passion. But that's not what "National" means in this context. It means bringing about a unified "national" system of government--vice a confederation such as the one we have and most on the American Right want to see reasserted. The "National" goes hand-in-hand with Socialism
Socialism
A system of government whereby key goods and services are held as common property and where private property is largely verboten. Remind me, which party is the party that at least says they are for small government and touts the primacy of private property rights?
Arbeiterpartei
AKA, the Workers Party. Hitler's nod to the labor unions and his supposed platform of being for the German worker. Do I realy need to dissect this further?
NAtionalsoZialistische ArbeiterparteI, AKA Nazi, AKA a nationwide system of unified government on the principle where most keys goods and services are held in common and where labor unions reign supreme. Does that appear on the masthead somewhere in the DNC?
And for the coup de grâce, which was the only American party in modern times to imprison its citizens in concentration camps? And don't even get me started on which party started the KKK, or who had public and high-ranking members of the Klan throughout their party as recently as just a few decades ago.
You know what. I have to thank you. This was fun. What other names do you have for us?