1) I am not conservative. I am a classical liberal.
I am sorry that you cannot understand the difference. freedom isn't just something you apply when its convenient. You are either free or you are not. You can't apply it to certain parts of life that you feel comfortable with.
2) I was describing similarities between what our leadership's goals and visions are to what the goals and visions that became the horrors of Nazi Germany. It has nothing to do with Libertarian views, and I am not sure how you got that other than lacking the ability to understand what you are reading. It was a view on what big government could do for you.
3) Germany's real strength was the fact that America imported more from Germany than any other country in the world once they got their industries running again until like a year or two ago. A lot like America's real strength was that no one else in the world had a factory left standing after WW2, so they had to buy everything from us. To pretend socialist ideals made Germany or the USA strong countries is simply stupid.
4) What was revisionist about my history for you? Does revisionist just mean that you don't like it? It was simple facts that presented to draw parallels between our current policies and what our leaders want and how Germany got to be a country where personal freedoms didn't exist and the individual was worth nothing if they had no worth to the government. When you consider putting your hands in fire, don't you think about all the times you have burned yourself with fire before? I am unsure why you find it inappropriate to consider the consequences of our governments actions.
