Literally
“‘Literally Hitler’ is an English phrase of unknown origin describing someone who is considered to be the most evil person imaginable. It became especially prominent in the early 20th century, when a man who was, by sheer coincidence, literally named Adolf Hitler rose to leadership of Germany and developed a reputation for just being the worst kinda guy.”
– a guide on English idioms
Happy Election Day everyone! Procrastinated on this one for a bit but managed to squeeze it out just in time for it to be relevant. Because, hopefully, by tomorrow, it will no longer be relevant. Because, hopefully, we will not have elected a guy who’s, “Not Literally Hitler, but has many ideals that are worryingly very close to Hitler’s.”
So for those of you who can, make sure you vote today – and make sure it’s NOT for the guy who literally idolizes Hitler.
– James
