Let me quickly explain something: just because an analogy involves Nazis doesn't mean you're equating the other part of the analogy with Nazis. However, when one part of the analogy is static (Jews), and the other part of the analogy involves the "Democratic Party" juxtaposed with the "Nazi Party," your analogy formally says that voting Democratic is alike voting for the Nazis. I know you meant to say they're both examples of voting against your own interest. However, that makes an analogy completely pointless, since the other element is static. It's not an reductio ad absurdum, and it sounds less like you're saying "voting against your own interests is bad!" (you need an analogy to say that?) and more like you're somehow equating the Democratic Party to the Nazi Party.
this is not just voting against your interests.
watching the Left wing (full of anti semites) of the Democratic party over the past few years is like watching in slow motion the Nazi's taking over Germany.
the scary part is the young left wingers drones are even more left wing and anti semetic than the many of the "elites" (the OWS are similar to the Hitler Youth on so many levels)
You still don't really seem to understand what analogies are for, but based on this post, that's the least of your problems...
