LMCane said:

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it's breathtaking the hypocrisy from the leftist politicians such as Crazy Bernie and the Pod Save America idiots

literally calling Musk a Nazi, and Trump a Nazi..

but then defending a guy with a literal Nazi tattoo.

I mean really, you can't make this @#$#$ up!!

Should help Susan Collins win again in Maine.

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A_Gang_Ag_06 said:

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This country's fascination with "Nazis" is astounding. I use quotes because I love to read about WWII history having had two grandfather's that fought in each theater. I think I've read every Patton biography published. This isn't that though. This is an uneducated generation just making up boogey men trying to use the latest buzzword. Wtf is wrong with people these days glorifying it or throwing the term around and making it meaningless?

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Quote:

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"Dewey's carping criticism of the war effort is ill-advised and ill-timed. His innuendoes follow close-ly the well-known Nazi line of propaganda. They aid our enemies."

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Owlagdad said:

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Biggest takeaway is that those in politics are bottom of the barrel people. Outstanding young people go to work, have no desire for the political mess. A young person who has volunteered and helped poor, gave his own money to charity with no expectation of return and has always done the right thing , would be ridiculed if he ran as a democrat, and demonized if he put a R by his name.
Politicians historically have been scoundrels, but now we don't vote them out, or rather those wanting something for nothing, keep them in office. The graft that used to trickle down to the poorest voters to help them, now stays in D.C.

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LMCane said:

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Genevieve McDonald, Platner's former campaign director, who resigned last week,

suggested Tuesday that the candidate must have known about the image's origins.

"Graham has an antisemitic tattoo on his chest. He's not an idiot, he's a military history buff," she wrote in a post on Facebook.

"Maybe he didn't know it when he got it, but he got it years ago and should have had it covered up because he knows damn well what it means."

McDonald, a former state representative, blamed the "D.C. consultant class" for the public relations disaster that could cost Democrats the Senate election.

"The vault is open for the GOP to crush any ****ing dreams we had in the general," she wrote.

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LMCane said:

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are you trying to claim Platner does not have a Nazi SS Totenkopf tattoo on his chest?

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A_Gang_Ag_06 said:

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This country's fascination with "Nazis" is astounding. I use quotes because I love to read about WWII history having had two grandfather's that fought in each theater. I think I've read every Patton biography published. This isn't that though. This is an uneducated generation just making up boogey men trying to use the latest buzzword. Wtf is wrong with people these days glorifying it or throwing the term around and making it meaningless?

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BQ78 said:

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I would say nothing to see, does not look like SS Death's Head.

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• Hate groups: The Totenkopf is still used as a hate symbol by neo-Nazis and white supremacist groups because of its association with the SS.
• Modern military: Despite the stigma, some military units continue to use the symbol, often inheriting it from their historical predecessors. Examples include the Royal Lancers of the British Army, the Estonian Kuperjanov Infantry Battalion, and reconnaissance units within the U.S. Marine Corps.
• Modern culture: The skull and crossbones design is also used in popular culture and fashion, which can sometimes diminish the symbol's serious connotations.