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That word verbatim:

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Read the article. They didn’t find any similar slogans at all.

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I don’t know much about the situation and I’m not a WW2 historian but I also don’t blindly believe everything I see online. The phrase absolutely has fascist origins from my own studies on the topic and even if the phrase was completely fabricated by DHS, what does it mean?

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From what studies? Why should I blindly believe you over a mostly trustworthy source like Snopes? My guess is that the intention was to say that one of their officers is all of our public servants but I do not know for sure. It seems odd to confidently call it a nazi slogan without evidence.

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I’ve been an open critic of ICE and their brutality, but I don’t think this slogan is the problem. The Nazi’s did a lot of terrible things. I haven’t seen any reason to believe this slogan was in reference to any events in Nazi Germany.

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You lose credibility when you start making baseless accusations. This administration deserves a mountain of criticism, but let’s stick to the facts. Not sure how that testimony would be relevant

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I’ve been a relentless critic of this administration’s authoritarianism and disregard for the constitution. That doesn’t mean that this slogan originated in Nazi Germany.

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What do you think is implied by calling it a “straight up nazi slogan”? I’ve seen posts all over the internet claiming its word for word a nazi slogan. Do you understand how significant it would be if the administration was literally, intentionally copying slogans from Hitler’s Germany? I’m sorry but it helps nothing to spread misinformation.

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