Mark Holtom (aka Kingbeard)Mar 10, 2023
Think about this when you hear Suella Braverman saying to Lineker that the difference between her comments and those of the Nazis was that hers are lawful.
Show threadFreek Bomhof
@MarkHoltom I don't know about the Braverman controversy enough, but this meme is way too simplistic: the Nazi law was undemocratic and immoral.
So implying that "breaking the law" today can be compared to hiding Anne Frank, (and "following the law" to murdering her) is even beyond comparing apples and pears.
Apr 2, 2023 at 2:18pmMastodon for Android
Show threadMark Holtom (aka Kingbeard)Apr 2, 2023

@freekbomhof

If you think that the meme is too simplistic, then by all means write a 3,000 article on the subject. Many have done so.

Nevertheless, as far as I know the statements in the meme are 100% accurate, and as such work perfectly well in their intnetion of skewereing Braverman and her undemocratic and immoral law.

Show threadFreek BomhofApr 2, 2023

@MarkHoltom writing 3000 words articles about memes is not my life goal, sorry.

I maintain that comparing Nazi law with today's law is not the best way to criticize immoral statements made by politicians.