Although, some members of Trump's team have connections to the alt-right, including Nazi organizations, Hitler cannot be invoked here. Classical Fascism is corporate control of the government. You should think Benito Mussolini here. This applies to our government during both Republican and Democratic administrations. However, unlike Mussolini, corporations do not directly run the government, but instead buy the politicians who run the government, who then do their bidding. So you should think of a Trump administration not as Hitler, but a furtherance of the classical Fascist element that has already existed for some time.
It gets complicated from here. Although Mussolini and Hitler became allies, Mussolini didn't kill 6 million Jews, and actually thought of his government as a benevolent Fascism, which would benefit his people. There are people right here in the United States who see a benevolent Fascism as preferable to what currently exists, and one attempt to overthrow the government and install a Fascist dictatorship was already contemplated, although there is dispute as to whether or not the machinery was in place to pull it off. This was during the Roosevelt Administration, Major General Smedley Butler made allegations that a military takeover and the installation of a Fascist dictatorship was in the process of being implemented. Although no proof of actual implementation of the plot was ever presented, there was proof that the idea had been hatched to do it. How far along the idea had gone we will never know, although it probably never got beyond a few corporate persons expressing the idea. Of course, today, there would be no need to overthrow the government in order to make America a Fascist nation. Not as long as corporations can buy our politicians. The result is the same. Corporate control of the government, ie, Fascism. There are reputable people of good will, who honestly believe that a benevolent Fascism would be a healthy thing for America. Run the government like a corporation, and we will be a stronger, more viable nation. However, there is one problem with that line of thinking. Our Constitution, as we know it, wouldn't be worth the paper it is written on. And that is the danger. You should be worried about a Trump administration bringing something like this to fruition, but you should have been afraid many years ago when other Republican, and yes, Democratic administrations were also doing their part to make America a Fascist nation. Is there a problem with the 2 party system? You bet your ass there is. It's really one party, a party of puppets, with corporations pulling all the strings. Everything you see with the 2 parties fighting each other is just smoke and mirrors. You have been bought, and the price was cheap.
The personal comments and baiting needs to stop right now. 
