JD Vance Demands People Stop Using 'Nazi' As Insult And Gets Mocked

JD Vance’s past came to haunt him after he demanded Americans stop using the word “Nazi” as an insult.

During a rally in Concord, North Carolina, the vice president claimed that the shooting at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement location in Dallas earlier in the day was “politically motivated” and that Democratic rhetoric encourages violence against law enforcement.

However, authorities said the suspect didn’t shoot ICE agents; he killed an immigrant detainee and wounded two others before taking his own life.

Vance had a suggestion for how such tragedies could be prevented.

“If you want to stop political violence, stop telling your supporters that everyone who disagrees with you is a Nazi,” he said.

Unfortunately for Vance, his suggestion set him up for mockery in a way he apparently did not see coming.

During Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign, Vance told a former roommate from Yale Law School that Trump could become “America’s Hitler.”

Since then, Vance has either changed his mind about Trump or decided it was worth setting aside his misgivings in exchange for political power.

Still, many people on social media felt obliged to remind Vance of that one time he called his current boss a Nazi.