re: #235 wheat-dogghazi

They were rounded up at gunpoint, stripped of all possessions, thrown into ghettos, or sent directly to concentration camps. Many were then sent to the extermination camps, where most of those who arrived alive were then directly sent to the gas chambers.

People cannot stand by quietly or idly while people like Prudence use Nazi imagery - a real horror - to claim that some perceived slight is on the same level.

It’s not the same sport. It’s not the same field. It’s not even in the same universe of wrongness. Claiming issues with the ACA is a political one - not one that involved the genocide. But that’s why Prudence and others who tweet this garbage do so. They want people to equate the two.

If there hadn’t been a Holocaust, these people would invent it to show just how bad the ACA is (which it isn’t, but that’s besides the point).