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The image shows a group of people on a body of water, likely a lake or bay, with several boats visible. In the foreground, a person is standing on the back of a boat, giving a salute with their right hand. The person is wearing a black t-shirt, blue shorts, and a red hat, and there is a swastika armband visible on their left arm. Two flags are prominently displayed: one with the text “Trump” and another that is an inverted and mirrored version of the same text. The flags are red, white, and blue. In the background, there are other boats and people, with some of them holding up similar flags.

The text at the top of the image reads: "I'm not saying Donald Trump is a Nazi. But America's Nazis believe he is."

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The image is a four-panel cartoon by Sophie Labelle, depicting the life and legacy of Horst Wessel, a young Nazi storm trooper. The first panel shows Wessel as a public speaker, recognized by the Nazi party, with a group of soldiers marching behind him. The second panel illustrates Wessel's death during a fight with communists hired by his landlord. The third panel depicts Goebbels, the Nazi chief propagandist, using Wessel's funeral as a major propaganda event. The final panel shows a modern-day scene with a State Farm building and a movie poster for "Charlie Kirk," suggesting that Wessel is still remembered today.

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