First they came for the Black People, and I did not speak out-
   as I was not Black.
Then they came for the Muslims, and I did not speak out-
   as I was not a Muslim.
Then they came for the Homosexuals, and I did not speak out-
   as I was not a Homosexual.
Then they came for the Mexicans, and I did not speak out-
   as I was not a Mexican.
Then they came for the Women, and I did not speak out-
   as I was not a Woman.
And then they came for me-
   and there was no one left to speak out for me.
Based on a poem by Pastor Martin Niemöller, who survived the concentration camps of Nazi Germany.
People forget that Hitler came to power legally, chosen because President Hindenburg thought he could be controlled.
The terms of the Versailles treaty after the first world war plunged Germany into economic difficulties, exacerbated by the 1929 stock market crash. People looked for someone to blame, someone to hate.
They wanted a strong leader, who could Make Germany Great Again.
Remind you of anyone?