Over the weekend, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the world’s leading anti-vax conspiracy theorist, was one of many speakers opposing COVID vaccines and the mandates. at a “Defeat the Commissions” rally in Washington, DC.
Kennedy Jr. said: “Even in Hitler’s Germany, you could cross the Alps to Switzerland, you could hide in the attic like Anne Frank did, none of us could hide.”
The outrageous comparison was immediately condemned by a Twitter account belonging to the Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum and Memorial, established in 1947 to preserve the memory of those who have died — and what happened. with them — in concentration camps during the Holocaust.
“Exploiting the tragedy of those who suffered, humiliated, tortured and murdered by the Nazi dictatorship – including children like Anne Frank – in a vaccine debate Requests and restrictions during a global pandemic are a sad symptom of moral and intellectual decay,” They write.
Their statement prompted one Twitter user to tag Hines, saying, “You need to make a statement! Do you stand with your husband? A day later, on Monday night, Hines finally broke her rowdy silence on the matter, replying: “My husband’s opinion is not a reflection of my own. While in love, we differ on many current affairs”.
The decision of Kennedy Jr. about comparing COVID vaccine missions — or selection immunized to prevent the spread of a very dangerous, highly contagious virus — the systematic extermination of Jews during the Holocaust was particularly notable for the hit show in which Hines starred The main show, Curb Your Ebye, stars a cast of Jewish actors/characters, including star/creator Larry David, and is one of the most culturally Jewish shows in history. TV.
