"Who Ruins The Lives of Our Healthcare Workers, Shopkeepers, Restaurant Owners ...?" French Government Rains Down Hatred On The Unvaccinated

 Unbelievable.

This is when you know your country is in trouble when your current PM says word for word what a former genocidal maniac said.

This is when you know your country is in trouble when your current PM says word for word what a former genocidal maniac said. #trudeaumustresign immediately pic.twitter.com/9b17URHGPp

— Theo Fleury (@TheoFleury14) January 7, 2022

HERE IS A SCREENSHOT OF THE TWEET, BECAUSE I AM PRETTY SURE IT WILL BE REMOVED.

 

Here is a Nazi Propaganda poster declaring, "Jews Are Lice, They Cause Typhus"

The Nazis often portrayed those they persecuted as vermin, parasites, or diseases. Nazi ideology focused on the idea that Germany’s "racial purity" was under attack from the "blood of weaker peoples," and Nazi propaganda often depicted Jews, political opponents, and others as parasitic organisms that threatened the overall health of the so-called Volksgemeinschaft (German racial community). 

During the years of the Nazi regime, German doctors frequently argued that Jews spread disease. Reflecting common themes in Nazi propaganda, these medical professionals repeatedly pushed the false claim that Jews were especially responsible for outbreaks of typhus—a deadly contagious disease spread by lice. 

The Nazi propaganda poster featured here was created in 1941 for public display in German-occupied Poland. The Polish-language words translate roughly to "Jews are lice; they cause typhus." 

Designed to link Jews and typhus closely together in the minds of non-Jewish Poles, the poster shows one of the feared typhus-ridden lice drawn on top of the face of a Jewish man that has been made to look like a skull. Several other examples of antisemitic Nazi propaganda depict Jews covered in lice, but this image seems designed to suggest that Jews and lice are fundamentally similar creatures equally responsible for spreading the disease.