Exactly Spartacus. This is what gets me so much when people say 'trump isn't Hitler' or 'but he's the democratic leader'. Hitler was voted in fair and square. At a time when there was genuine hardship after the reperations imposed on Germany from WWl he came and told everyone what they wanted to hear. He told them he would make their country great again, that he would build the economy, provide jobs, that their hardship was the fault of corrupt foriegn powers and minorities. He did not explicitly say he was going to send the Jews to camps and gas them, he talked of keeping people safe from dangerous groups. I remember when I was at school studying WW2 my history teacher saying that if she had been german, unable to buy a loaf of bread because the price goes up between leaving home and reaching the shop, and she heard Hitler talk she properly would have voted for him to.
He started off with promises and then made the German people afraid of the 'other' and gave them the space to turn a blind eye to what was being done. After the war ended lots of people used 'just following orders' or 'but I didn't know what was really happening' as excuses for not standing up to him.
Trump is saying he supports torture, he is talking about reopening camps on and off American soil, he is building walls and calling immigrants murderers and rapists. He is talking about foriegn powers bringing the great American dream down and building up the military. How much more explicit to people want him to be before they realise what his is doing and where that can lead? Can they really be so blind or do they just chose not to see?