What do you think of comparing the disenfranchisement of unvaccinated people in the pandemic to the labelling and persecution of Jews in Nazi Germany?

[Ad_Quid_Orator]

My stance is this: if you think people should be forced to stay in their homes or die of a deadly disease because they had a pre-existing condition just so you don't have to be inconvenienced by having to get a vaccine, wear a mask or social distance when then you've fallen deep into the Nazi mindset of viewing others as "lesser beings" (untermensch) long ago and comparing demonizing people for acting irresponsibly to the persecution that took place in Nazi Germany is nothing more than projection.

[Astarlessnightsky]

Totally unfair comparision, it makes the holocaust seem like a "minor inconvinience".

So far neither group (vaccinated/unvaccinate/...) is being tracked down, hunted and deported by the millions to work until they die from exhaustion or being gassed in an industrial genocide machine, until the ashes of their cremated bodies falls like black snow unto nearby villages.

The only thing that can be compared to the holocaust or genocide on the jews would be another genocide.

If anything you could say those who oppose the vaccine are selfish pricks, who don't care about others.

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[goaded]

Getting a vaccine is a personal choice, having Jewish parents is not. Simple as that.

Requiring people to protect each other from a disease is also extremely different and lesser than requiring that communities may not do so.

[Drewtate]

A needless comparison. Yes it's very similar to how Jews started to be persecuted in nazi Germany by the state but let's not forget where it ended there, that would never happen here.

[OddBeMe]

Jews weren’t actual threats to the country. Anti vax fcks are.

[Nachowedgie]

Appropriate