Bannon has, though. He thinks the correct solutions are the ones presented in Camp of the Saints.
in what way is Camp of the Saints an endorsement of genocide?
Come on. The main idea of that book is that not massacring all the arriving brown people is a mistake.
Of course, seeing as your username has an 88 in it, I really doubt your comment was sincere.
Passages from the book: http://emptylighthouse.com/camp-saints-most-hideous-passages...
Analysis: http://theweek.com/articles/611274/dystopian-antiimmigration...
"Exterminate an entire race" - if your referring to Jews, then it is sad that you adopt Hitler's position that Jews are a separate and distinct race. That position is the start of a slippery slope that ends with them being sub-human and "other" than "us".
I've been on the internet since the mid 90s and this is the first time I've been compared to Hitler. Not sure if I should be proud (of the fact that this is the first time) or sad.
Now I am no Trump fan, and frankly think he's one of the worst president's we've ever had. But that doesn't make him Hitler; because as far as I am aware he's never said anything about wanting to commit genocide.