Oh, that's easy. One shows rightwing fascists burning literature. The other is someone burning rightwing fascist propaganda.
Nazi Germany, 1933
Great Britain, 2017
Spot the difference
Ugly censorious morons, both; and a new low point to #GeneralElection2017pic.twitter.com/XZgH5EaJde
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You're part of the problem D
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You're the reason we have a problem.
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Burn the ideas you hate and you don't believe in democracy
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It's curious that you equate hate-filled propaganda with political ideas - you must weep every night when the unbought print gets pulped.
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The principle is still the same: "Burn the ideas you hate and you don't believe in democracy" propaganda or books.
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Exit polls imminent
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Perfetto! Will it be the death of the polling industry? I think we should be told!
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Here goes the histrionics, what a despicable act, conveniently forgetting that our press feed us a load of absolute bs every sodding day. -
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Don't buy it, but don't burn it. Simples
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He bought them. His property and he can do as he pleases with it.
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Don't make me go full Godwin's
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For those absolute lies they have been printing since this election began they deserve to be outlawed.belongs in North Korea
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Bloke burning trash vs. national political movement trying to suppress dissent in Nazi Germany. Your comparison is nonsensical hyperbole
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It's not real Smart to compare anything to the Nazi's
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I thought the Nazi's were burning people Literature didn't cut it - So Stupid this Comparison
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no books burned in GB 2017?
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Just newspapers, so that makes it ok?
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