A Connecticut lawmaker is standing by comments that compared Gov. Ned Lamont and his actions during the COVID-19 pandemic to Adolf Hitler.
Republican state Rep. Anne Dauphinais initially posted a comment on Facebook Thursday night that called the Democrat “King Lamont aka Hitler.”
Dauphinais posted a longer comment on her Facebook page Friday night that mentioned Nazi concentration camps, book burnings and other actions under Hitler, interspersed with mentions of Lamont’s mandates during the pandemic.
“This Governor, with the help of the one-party rule we have in this state right now, has taken dictatorial powers for himself for what will be almost 2 full years when this latest extension expires,” Dauphinais wrote. “Hitler too was a dictator enabled by the rule of the single Nazi party.”
Max Reiss, Lamont’s communications director, called the comments “disgusting, repulsive and disrespectful to the history and memory of victims of the Holocaust,” the New Haven Register reported. An email message was left with Dauphinais Sunday.
Dauphinais’s district includes Plainfield and Killingly in eastern Connecticut.
(AP)
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International law confirming ‘informed consent’ at the Nuremberg Trials was inspired by the memories of the Second World War’s martyrs under the Germans (and others). This year, Lamont tyrannically repealed the ‘Children’s Vaccine Exemption’ right, despite great volumes of sound legal and medical testimony presented in favor of maintaining this right to exemption, that is in place in most states around the country, (and in most other places around the globe). This has forced many parents to now enroll their children in home schooling to escape this degree.
Vaccine science has been compared to ‘tobacco science’, and for good reason. There are absurd and dangerous profit motives animating the machine of ‘vaccine theory’, motives that have been treacherously grinding now for over 200 years, (since Edward Jenner theorized his erroneous ideas regarding smallpox being safely treatable by tainting humans with cow pus to mitigate it, and hiring the British Government to mandate this on its unfortunate citizenry).
Lamont’s puppeting overtures to the ‘powers-that-be’ by instituting rash ‘covid protocols’ on Connecticut during this ‘plandemic’ also parallel his naivete and idiocy concerning the ‘children’s vaccine exemption’. He deserves the comparisons to the tyrants that are being attributed to him. Perhaps it will help him reverse his course and find a heart for the people he seeks to truly govern.
“Max Reiss, Lamont’s communications director, called the comments ‘disgusting, repulsive and disrespectful to the history and memory of victims of the Holocaust,’ …”
The comments are remarkably ignorant, too. The comment by “lastword” is also remarkably unfounded, notwithstanding all the citations to the Nurmemburg laws.
She is 100% right, Lamont is like Hitler, albeit on a smaller scale. And it is NOT antisemitic to say so.
This idea that nobody and nothing may ever be compared to Hitler is absurd and ridiculous and insane and wrong. Many people can be compared to Hitler in some respect. Hitler was more than just the Holocaust. And there were people who were completely like Hitler in all respects: Stalin, Mao, and Pol Pot. There is no significant difference between them.