I'm Not Saying Hitler Was Right, But I'm Not Saying He Was Wrong, Either

Ryan Grenoble / HuffPost:
Tennessee Lawmaker Praises Hitler's Work Ethic In Speech About Homeless People  —  State Sen. Frank Niceley (R) wishes Tennessee's unhoused population could be more like the genocidal German dictator.  —  A Tennessee Republican wants the state's unhoused population to draw inspiration from Adolf Hitler.

Timothy Bella / Washington Post:   GOP lawmaker says homeless people should look to Hitler for inspiration

CBS News:   Tennessee lawmakers close to passing bill that threatens felony penalties against homeless people who camp on public property

Lauren Vella / The Hill:   Tennessee state senator offers Hitler as inspiration to homeless

Ilene Gould / WTVC-TV:   After lawmaker draws Hitler comparison, Tennessee homeless bill heads to governor's desk

Caitlin Cruz / Jezebel:   Tennessee Republican Says Hitler's Rise to Power After Homelessness Should Inspire Us

Mark Moore / New York Post:   GOP state Sen. Frank Niceley invokes Hitler in message to homeless

Tengrain / Mock Paper Scissors:   GOP Advice: Pull Yourself Up By Your Jackboot Straps

Travis Gettys / Raw Story:   Trump-loving Tennessee Republican praises Hitler for overcoming homelessness

Martin Longman / Progress Pond:   Jesus, the Homeless and Tennessee

Walter Einenkel / Daily Kos:   Tennessee Republican that said South won Civil War now talking about Hitler's inspiring story

William Vaillancourt / Rolling Stone:   Republican Lawmaker Says Homeless Should Look to Hitler for Inspiration 

Emily Singer / The American Independent:

Tennessee Republican praises Hitler for leading a ‘life that got him in the history books’

Ken Meyer / Mediaite:   Tennessee Lawmaker Points to Hitler as an Inspiration for the Homeless: He Led ‘A Life That Got Him in the History Books’

Bryan Metzger / Insider:   Tennessee Republican uses Hitler as an example of a homeless person who ‘went on to lead a life that got him in the history books’ while pushing to criminalize camping on public property

Adrian Mojica / WZTV:   Tennessee lawmaker references Hitler during statement supporting homeless bill's passage

And none of these reportorial pukes/headline typers give enough of a shit about their fellow human beings to mention that this new law criminalizes poverty &/or mental illness. "Ha ha, funny Republican said 'Hitler'. He's right 'though, lock the homeless away if they dare enter my neighborhood."

Fucking limousine liberals. Don't think I won't remember.