Social justice is the equal and fair treatment for all members of society, it is not the demonization of the other in order to galvanize and unite society behind an autocratic leader just as Fascism and Nazism did.Which is, in case you haven't noticed, exactly what Trump is doing, and why he took off in 2015. He demonized the Gypsies and the Jews, or in this modern retelling, the Mexicans and the Muslims.
Not that he's the only one, that's basically what every single politician, official, leader, ruler of any sort has done, as well as political entities and nations - demonization of the other. Countries are best defined not by what they are, but by what they are not. The US is not Britain. Britain is not France. France is not Germany. Germany wasn't even Germany until 1871 because little German city states were fighting each other because they demonized their own German brethren over in the next town.
βΆοΈ "Back in the later 1920's and early 1930's, the American Nazi party published a newspaper named, Social Justice. This was back when the Progressives had no problem pontificating on the greatness of Hitler, Mussolini, Stalin and Lenin."
β¬ This was back when the Nazis claimed that the Jews were the source of all their woes, and ridding the West of them would rid the West of the nefarious Globalist/Communist/Socialist/Zionist plot outlined in the Protocols of the Elders of Zion intended to replace or at least subjugate 'true' Europeans/Germanics.
The world initially admired Hitler because he took a devastated despondent country and revived it, leading the greatest economic revival in history, inspiring the public, invigorating society, instilling a sense of hope.
The West also looked favorably upon Nazism and Fascim because they saw them as a bulwark against the spread of so-called socialism via the expansion of the USSR into other countries. Better them who are willing to work with the already present scaffolding of society rather than a radical movement that wanted to completely eradicate and replace government and cultural institutions.
βΆοΈ "The major problem with pushing the oppressed/oppressor narrative in America is we were never founded on that model."
β¬ The USA was founded, nay, birthed from this narrative. Got rid of its King, expelled its British rulers. And replaced it with something radically different on top of that, the first nation history to do so. It also pushed against France, Spain, then later the Nazis and the USSR oppressors