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Robert Kennedy Jr apologizes for Holocaust remarks at anti-vaxxer rally -Breaking

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© Reuters. FILE PHOTO. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. addresses a crowd following a protest against coronavirus diseases (COVID-19), mandates at the National Mall, Washington, D.C., U.S.A, January 23, 2022. REUTERS/Tom Brenner

(Reuters] – Robert F. Kennedy Jr. apologized on Tuesday for the remarks he made while speaking at anti-vaxxer rallies over the weekend.

On Sunday, Robert F. Kennedy (lawyer and son of the U.S. slain) spoke out against mandatory vaccines against COVID-19 at a rally in Washington. Senator Robert F. Kennedy said, “Even in Hitler’s Germany you could cross the Alps into Switzerland, you could hide in an attic like Anne Frank did.”

His tweet on Tuesday said, “I regret my referance to Anne Frank. Especially to those who suffered from the Holocaust horrors.” In my intention, I wanted to illustrate how new control technologies can cause harm by using examples of past barbarism. My apologies for causing hurt are sincere and deep.

Frank, a teenager, hid in an Amsterdam attic two years ago from Nazis. This was not in Germany. After her death at the Nazi concentration camp in Germany in 1945, Frank’s story was published in a journal. It included details of her life.

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