Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) recently
referred to American immigration detention centers as “Concentration camps,” a
remark akin to calling a squirt gun a “firearm.” Conflating the two is
stunningly offensive to victims of the Holocaust and is yet another example of
AOC’s historical—and historic-- ignorance.
Not
surprisingly, her congressional buddy, Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.), defended
Occasional-Cortex’s remark, saying: “There are camps and people are being
concentrated. This is very simple.” She added: “I don’t even know why this is a
controversial thing for her to say.” One doesn’t know whether to laugh or cry.
If AOC
said a political opponent lived in a “slaughter-house,” Omar would say, “It’s a
house. The Slaughter family lives there. This is very simple.” If she accused
that person of promoting assault and battery, Omar would state: “Cleary this is
true. As you can plainly see, there’s his salt-shaker and there’s a 9-volt
Energizer just inches away. This is very simple.” If The Ditzy One accused
someone of “hi-jacking,” Rep. Omar would opine: “Did he not recently say, ‘Hi,
Jack,’ to his son…Jack? This is cut and dried. Whaddaya mean it’s not the
same?”
You
know if Rep. Ocasio-Cortez accused President Trump of money laundering, Omar the
Vile would point out: “The White House staff told me they found a quarter in
his pocket once when washing his clothes. Money. Laundry. Very simple. Duh!”
It is
clear that both Rep. Ocasio-Cortez and Rep. Omar are anti-Semitic.
Now we know they are anti-semantic,
as well.
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