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The offensive line peddled by anti-lockdown protesters

Scott Emerson
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It’s estimated around 3000 anti-lockdown protesters gathered on the weekend at the NSW-Queensland border, breaching health regulations and rallying against restrictions and vaccine passports.

Nine News last night aired footage of a protester who said she felt like she was “in Nazi Germany”.

Scott Emerson said it was ridiculous to compare restrictions or lockdown to a fascist regime.

“They are just mad.

“They lose the argument every time, when they mention Hitler, or Nazi Germany, you just know they haven’t got a legitimate, factual argument to make.”

He said it “drives him crazy”.

“It undermines and diminishes what happened in Nazi Germany.”

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Image: Nine News

Scott Emerson
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