Labor department rhetoric, such as āOne Homeland. One People. One Heritageā, prompt comparisons to Nazi slogan
Union leaders have accused the Trump administration of a ārhetorical shift towards white supremacyā after social media posts by the US Department of Labor drew comparison with a Nazi slogan.
Recent posts from the agency include a video captioned āremember who you are, Americanā, with the phrase: āOne Homeland. One People. One Heritage.ā
Users of X, formerly Twitter, and Grok, the platformās AI tool, highlighted a similarity with the Nazi slogan: āEin Volk, ein Reich, ein FĆ¼hrerā (āone people, one realm, one leaderā).
āThe similarity to that Nazi slogan is bad,ā Christopher Hayes, a labor historian and professor at Rutgers University, told the Guardian, expressing alarm over āthe motivation behind it, the message, the sentiment and desired outcomeā.
LOL, shift?
This is who and what the conservatives and Republicans have always been. Itās not new with Taco, itās just the mask is off now.
Now āJDā is out there saying you no longer have to apologize for being white.
As if that was ever a thing, but Donvict is also fond of saying people can say āmerry xmasā now, as if it ever stopped or slowed down or was ever restrained in any way whatsoever.