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... Jacobin @jacobin Vaccine mandates are not a sign of creeping fascism, as the Right wants to believe. Hitler and the Third Reich actually relaxed requirements for compulsory vaccination that had been in place in Germany for decades. NO! MANDATE NO! EXPERMENTAL Sehe THERAPY NO! GRAPHENE OXID FOR THE Ona COURAGE Oh Hell No BLUE LIVES MTTE You Know Who Else Opposed Vaccine Mandates? Hitler. Contrary to claims about "fascist" vaccine mandates currently circulating on the Right, the Nazis actually relaxed German vaccine mandates – and hoped doin. S jacobinmag.com 5.15 PM - 18. sep. 2021 · TweetDeck 383 Citat-Tweets 569 Likes 144 Retweets

You Know Who Else Opposed Vaccine Mandates? Hitler.


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Sure, if you "ignored the past countless times":https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/StrawmanHasAPoint these people had cried wolves... Also, a kinda sequel to this: !https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/002/426/557/c45.png!
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“We had the luxury of deriving humor from Hitler and Nazi comparisons when doing so was almost always hyperbole. It’s not a luxury we can afford anymore.”
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