Be careful of false news that suits your narrative, it weakens our position.

That phrase has no known Nazi origin that I could find. As loath as I am to link to Reddit, there is a good write up here:

https://www.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/comments/1qbjtkr/is_the_phrase_one_of_ours_all_of_yours_an_old/

So many people in this post complaining that its misinformation because its not actually a quote because it wasnt spoken aloud or it doesnt actually come from the nazis. However. The Trump admin DID display this information WITH the intent to threaten the lives of all dissidents and almost certainly with the belief themselves that it comes from nazis, as they wholeheartedly stand on the side of nazis. This isnt misinformation, no matter how picky you want to be, and it is VERY relevant and important to share.

Do none of you know what this is referring to? Okay, class time. Gather round, because I'm going to give you all a quick history lesson.

Oh, and you should check this out on the side. It will help with the learning.

I don't know about whether there's a connection between that slogan and the nazis, but the incident the slogan is allegedly coined from is definitely real.

The SS officer who was killed is Reinhard Heydrich, a SS officer who was high enough to be part of Hitler's inner circle. Heydrich is understood to be one of the principal architects of the Holocaust.

The village who had its male population (except for the children) wiped out as revenge for Heydrich's death is Lidice, in the modern Czech Republic.

By the way, you all should watch the movie Anthropoid. It goes over a dramatized version of the events.

Sigh. I miss when Rage Against The Machine wasn't political.

What are you going to tell me next, that Tom Morello has a degree in political science? He should just stick to playing the guitar.

Congrats, Amerikkka! You finally managed to achieve socialism! The National kind of Socialism!

EDIT: Apparently, the joke is not evident enough so I have to explain it so I'm not called a right-winger:

There is a double reference in the comment:

I wrote "Amerikkka" with 3 K for the KKK. (First part of the joke) to call them KKK members.

Then I used National Socialism (notice the capitalized words) instead of just socialism or national socialism (without capitalized words) to reference the name nazis gave themselves, to calll them nazis.

I hope this clears it up. As people are talking about "nuance" that I seem to be lacking.

Yeah, this is the breaking point 🙄

The Trump administration is quoting Nazis, why am I not surprised?

Y'all remember when Trump supporters danced to Rage Against the Machine? https://youtu.be/ddrFt1BHkUQ

The phrase "One of ours, all of yours" was displayed on a podium during a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) briefing attended by Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem. While images of the podium with the slogan circulated widely on social media, Kristi Noem herself did not say the phrase aloud 12.

The slogan has been linked to Nazi Germany, specifically as a reprisal for the killing of an SS officer 45. Musician Tom Morello alleged that the "Trump admin quoted (verbatim) the slogan" 25. However, other reports indicate that Noem defended ICE agents, stating they acted in self-defense and that "criminal, illegal aliens" would be arrested while American citizens would be protected 1. Some sources suggest that the phrase has not been found in historical texts related to 20th-century history 3.

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1. Did Kristi Noem really say One of Ours All of Yours? History of ...www.primetimer.com

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2. Fact Check: Did Kristi Noem use problematic slogan ‘One of ours, all of ...news.meaww.com

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3. Kristi Noem One of Ours, All of Yours Podium Message Explainedwww.distractify.com

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4. ‘One of ours, all of yours’ – Into the Woodsacornabbey.com

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5. Tom Morello Condemns DHS Podium Sloganbluntmag.com.au

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It's not and it's a matter of time before either the second civil war or third world war happens.

The women were sent to concentration camps and most of the kids were gassed. This is literally what they mean when they say “make America great again”

I can’t find any evidence of this being an actual Nazi slogan. Searching for the phrase and filtering by results before this week turns up pretty much nothing.

(Advocating for collective punishment is obviously unacceptable either way)

Don't call me overdramatic. Holocaust 2.0 is coming.

We found no evidence confirming the phrase appearing on a lectern originated verbatim in Nazi Germany, as social media posts suggested.

However, we found no evidence confirming that the phrase originated verbatim in Nazi Germany, as social media posts suggested. The origin of the phrase was unclear, but it did not appear to have been used by the Trump administration or other presidential administrations before appearing on the lectern. Online searches for the origin of the phrase returned only results for more social media posts claiming it had roots in the Nazi regime, without providing further evidence. Searches of newspaper archives also found no instances of the Trump administration or other governments using the specific phrase.

Mindlessly spreading without fact-checking, bad look.