The recent Internet post by Ohio State Senator Andrew Brenner, likening Ohio’s Department of Health Director’s actions to fight coronavirus to those taken by the Nazis in Germany during World War II, must also be condemned.
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I am deeply concerned by the anti-Semitic sign at Ohio’s Statehouse during a recent protest rally. The sign was vile and disgusting. While even disgusting speech is constitutionally protected, it still demands condemnation.
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The comments showed a complete lack of understanding of the Holocaust -- made even more offensive by posting on Holocaust Memorial Day -- and was a slur on a good, compassionate, and honorable person who has worked non-stop to save lives and protect her fellow citizens.
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Any complaints about the policy of this administration need to be directed at me. I am the office holder, and I appointed the Director. Ultimately, I am responsible for the decisions in regard to the coronavirus. The buck stops with me.
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Someone show me the sign!!
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Good man. Citing how's it's disgusting but stating it's under the 1st amendment. Good on ya!
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Amy Action saying it would be a dream to have certificates of immunity on Holocaust remembrance day is not in good taste
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"Show me your papers" is hardly a Jewish insult. Who hasn't said that when the government at anytime cracks down or threatens to on something.
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