During a recent appearance on Fox News Channel's "Special Report," Senator John Fetterman (D-PA) issued a stern warning against making comparisons to Adolf Hitler, emphasizing the potential for such rhetoric to provoke violence.
Fetterman stated, "Do not ever, ever, ever compare anyone to Hitler. If not, go online and you can read up on exactly what hes responsible for, 75 to 80 million lives lost and World War II. And you dont compare him to anyone. And if you do, then you will incite somebody to say, well, now I feel like I have to stop that, and take them out."
As reported by Breitbart, Fetterman expressed concern over the current political climate, noting the dangers of extreme rhetoric from both sides of the aisle. He highlighted the gravity of the situation by referencing an incident involving the President, stating, "People seem to have forgotten that the President took a shot to the head. And can you imagine if that shot would have gone the way Charlie Kirks went and what kind of condition our nation would be in?"
Fetterman urged for a respectful period of mourning, emphasizing the need for unity and cooperation during these turbulent times.
Fetterman also addressed the recent murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, condemning the act as a senseless execution driven by business disagreements. He warned, "[T]his coward executed a father and a businessman, just because you happen to disagree with his business. Now, thats keep having these kinds of arguments, well, guess what? The next ones going to be on you and youll end up on the sidewalk, then."
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