Political Rhetoric at Kirk Memorial Draws Stark Nazi Parallels

A NowThis Impact video highlighted parallels between Stephen Miller's speech at Charlie Kirk's memorial and a 1932 address by Nazi propagandist Joseph Goebbels. Miller's rhetoric, like 'We are the storm' and calling opponents 'nothing,' mirrored Goebbels's use of a good-versus-evil dichotomy to rally support. The video claims both speeches used similar divisive language. Political figures, including Donald Trump, leveraged Kirk's death for a Christian nationalist movement. They framed Kirk as a 'martyr' and compared him to Jesus Christ, using divine rhetoric to justify actions against perceived adversaries. The video warned this echoes dangerous historical propaganda, urging public vigilance.

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