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DeSantis officials blast Axios for boosting claim that parental rights protections parallel Nazi persecution
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DeSantis officials blast Axios for boosting claim that parental rights protections parallel Nazi persecution

Florida and other red states have enacted laws and policies protecting children from irreversible genital mutilations and sterilizing drugs as well as from sexualizing and racist propaganda in the classroom. Axios boosted the bad faith suggestion Tuesday that these popular Republican efforts‚ Florida's in particular‚ are Nazi-esque. Axios joined Jake Newsome‚ a self-described historian and California-based gay activist‚ in conflating protections for parents and children with antipathies for non-straight persons. The liberal publication further entertained Newsome's notion that Nazi Germany serves as a valuable analogue for the present moment in Florida. "In 1920s Germany‚ a burgeoning Nazi Party looking to unite the political right targeted a group that party leaders knew was a common enemy: queer people‚" wrote Axios' Kathryn Varn. "They ramped up a propaganda campaign‚ banning publications by and about LGBTQ+ people and telling Germans the 'homosexual lifestyle' posed a danger to their children and the country's values." "Sound familiar?" wrote Varn‚ quoting Newsome‚ who gave a recent talk to a crowd at the Florida Holocaust Museum in St. Petersburg‚ Florida. Newsome has been trying to project this Nazi parallel for years‚ possibly because it could move product. After all‚ the activist has been peddling a book for two years about the identitarian socialists' persecution of gays and lesbians. "In today's era of the Republican Party's 'Don't Say Gay' bills‚" Newsome said last week‚ "we need the pink triangle more than ever." What Newsome and other radicals call the "Don't Say Gay" bill is in reality Florida's Parental Rights in Education Act. Contrary to activists' claims‚ the law merely prohibits teachers from giving "classroom instruction" on so-called gender identity and sexual orientation‚ straight or otherwise. Kids and students remain free to discuss their sexual preferences. After striking the parallel between early 20th-century Germany and contemporary Florida‚ Axios proceeded to provide statistics on the numbers of gays persecuted by the Nazi regime. The article also cited smears along similar lines advanced by other critics of Florida's parental rights legislation‚ including Wilton Manors city commissioner Chris Caputo‚ geriatric singer Cyndi Lauper‚ and the LGBT activist who refers to himself as Alyssa MacKenzie. Officials from the DeSantis administration slapped back Tuesday‚ blasting Varn as a "journo-activist" for the Axios piece. Bryan Griffin‚ communications director for Gov. Ron DeSantis (R)‚ responded on X‚ "Journo-activists continue to repeat the lies about the Parental Rights in Education bill that — just last week — the media had to admit were all fabricated when the settlement was reached that dismisses the case against the law." "Today‚ Axios actually published a story amplifying and pushing the perspective of an activist who compared removing sexual content and radical gender identity from K-3rd grade public school classrooms with Nazi Germany‚" continued Griffin. "Dishonest media activism at its very worst." DeSantis' press secretary Jeremy Redfern similarly blasted Varn‚ writing‚ "This isn't news. This is propaganda‚ and it has nothing to do with the Parental Rights in Education Act. Equating parental rights with the Holocaust is absurd and disrespectful." — (@) Christina Pushaw‚ also part of the DeSantis team‚ wrote to Varn‚ "So‚ if you're against porn in elementary schools ... you are a Nazi? Good to know." Pushaw added in a separate tweet‚ "It is beyond absurd to equate Florida's parental rights law‚ which prohibits instruction in gender ideology and age-inappropriate materials‚ to the Holocaust. Any historian who makes such claims makes a mockery of his profession. While touting himself as a historian‚ a cursory look at Newsome's recent social media posts indicates he may be more interested in advancing a strategically advantageous narrative than in presenting facts — and not just when it comes to Republican laws protecting children. For instance‚ last month‚ Newsome rushed to judgment in the case of Oklahoma student Dagny Benedict's Feb. 8 suicide. Benedict picked a fight with some girls in a bathroom‚ later suggesting to police it had been over comments wholly unrelated to her sexuality or identity. The next day she died‚ not of trauma — as the liberal media and LGBT activists had suggested — but from an overdose‚ according to the chief medical examiner in Oklahoma. Just as Newsome has drawn an untenable connection between Florida policies and those exterminationist initiatives engaged in by the identitarian socialists of yesteryear‚ he claimed late last month that Bendict's death was "the result of the Republicans' years-long coordinated attack on the LGBTQ+ community." Not only did the Axios-boosted activist implicate Republicans in the girl's suicide‚ he smeared the teenage girls Benedict attacked in the bathroom. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!
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Marvel 1943 Rise of Hydra fully revealed alongside a stunning trailer
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Marvel 1943 Rise of Hydra fully revealed alongside a stunning trailer

Amy Hennig’s superhero game now has an official name and proper trailer‚ as Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra will see four heroes - Captain America‚ Black Panther‚ a Wakandan spy‚ and a Howling Commandos soldier - unite to take on the Nazi science division of Hydra during the Second World War. Continue reading Marvel 1943 Rise of Hydra fully revealed alongside a stunning trailer MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best single-player games‚ Best superhero games‚ Upcoming PC Games
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Medieval fantasy game is Palia meets Skyrim‚ and it’s gorgeous
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Medieval fantasy game is Palia meets Skyrim‚ and it’s gorgeous

As promised in their brand-new trailer‚ magical life sim Mirthwood will sweep you off your feet and drop you in an enchanting-yet-dangerous medieval fantasy world. Will you become a peaceful farmer a la Stardew Valley or Palia‚ or a ferocious warrior in the style of Skyrim? The choice is yours. Continue reading Medieval fantasy game is Palia meets Skyrim‚ and it’s gorgeous MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best indie games‚ Best RPG games‚ Best life games
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This Samsung 49-inch 240Hz gaming monitor is at its lowest ever price
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This Samsung 49-inch 240Hz gaming monitor is at its lowest ever price

One of Samsung's several‚ confusingly-named‚ 49-inch 240Hz gaming monitors has just hit its lowest ever price in this new Amazon Big Spring deal. This Samsung Odyssey G9 deal sees the massive monitor get a 31% drop from its original asking price. While this particular Samsung Odyssey screen isn't our best gaming monitor superwide champion‚ the G95SC‚ this panel still offers a plethora of persuasive points to prompt you to purchase it. Continue reading This Samsung 49-inch 240Hz gaming monitor is at its lowest ever price MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Samsung 970 EVO 1TB review‚ Best SSD for gaming‚ Best gaming monitor
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Viral Korean anime gets stunning Genshin Impact style RPG
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Viral Korean anime gets stunning Genshin Impact style RPG

One of my (many) toxic traits is my obsession with all things K-drama. From the likes of popular series like Squid Game to bizarre variety shows like Running Man‚ I've seen them all - Korean TV just hits different. It's no surprise‚ then‚ that Solo Levelling: Arise caught my eye given that its based on the viral web show of the same name. As my pulls in Genshin Impact continue to underwhelm and the wait for Zenless Zone Zero feels never-ending‚ it looks like this may just be what I've been looking for. Continue reading Viral Korean anime gets stunning Genshin Impact style RPG MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best anime games‚ Best RPG games ‚ Upcoming PC games
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AMD FSR 3 loses out to DLSS once again‚ this time in The Last of Us
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AMD FSR 3 loses out to DLSS once again‚ this time in The Last of Us

AMD FSR 3 frame generation is in desperate need of a win‚ but it won't find it in The Last of Us Part 1. Testing has shown that you'll get a better experience with DLSS at 60fps as opposed to AMD frame gen at 120fps. While AMD is responsible for some of the best graphics cards on the market‚ when it comes to upscaling and frame generation it can't seem to catch a break over Nvidia's DLSS 3 solution. We recently saw that AMD FSR 3 made Starfield noticeably worse on the performance front‚ while heavily impacting the visuals. Continue reading AMD FSR 3 loses out to DLSS once again‚ this time in The Last of Us MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Ryzen 7 7800X3D review‚ Best gaming CPU‚ Radeon RX 7800 XT review
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Stardew Valley breaks all-time player record on Steam
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Stardew Valley breaks all-time player record on Steam

Stardew Valley has always been popular‚ but not this popular. Since the colorful farming game's latest update arrived‚ thousands of players have returned to their farms and rekindled their old friendships with the locals. The Stardew Valley craze reached an all-time high on March 19 with a staggering 140k active players. Continue reading Stardew Valley breaks all-time player record on Steam MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Stardew Valley multiplayer‚ Stardew Valley realism‚ The best Stardew Valley mods
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Cult RPG from Fallout New Vegas devs has returned‚ DRM-free
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Cult RPG from Fallout New Vegas devs has returned‚ DRM-free

Obsidian Entertainment has been making beloved RPGs for decades now‚ but for the past five years‚ one of them has been AWOL. Alpha Protocol‚ a stealth RPG about a rogue secret agent named Michael Thornton‚ was delisted from digital storefronts when its music licenses expired. Now it's back‚ soundtrack and all‚ and available DRM-free on GOG.com. Continue reading Cult RPG from Fallout New Vegas devs has returned‚ DRM-free MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best stealth games‚ Best detective games‚ Best RPGs
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System Shock Remake dev wants to revive another forgotten FPS classic
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System Shock Remake dev wants to revive another forgotten FPS classic

No One Lives Forever. 24 years later‚ the name’s inherited an unfortunate irony - if you want to play Monolith’s classic FPS game‚ or its sequel‚ A Spy in H.A.R.M.’s Way‚ you can’t. For all intents and purposes‚ one of the most inventive and well-loved shooters of the early ‘00s is dead and buried‚ unavailable on Steam‚ GOG‚ or anywhere else‚ and seemingly doomed to be abandoned. Not everyone‚ however‚ has forgotten about NOLF. Nightdive‚ the burgeoning studio behind the System Shock Remake‚ the recent Star Wars Dark Forces remaster‚ and dozens of revivals and relaunches of true blue PC classics‚ is eager to bring No One Lives Forever back. The developers’ “white whale‚” according to director of business development Larry Kuperman‚ in an exclusive interview with PCGamesN. Reporting from GDC in San Francisco‚ Nightdive explains how the intricacies and obstacles of NOLF’s potential comeback could almost themselves be the basis for a spy thriller. Continue reading System Shock Remake dev wants to revive another forgotten FPS classic MORE FROM PCGAMESN: New PC games‚ Upcoming PC games‚ Best PC games
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Dark Souls 3: 15 Best Strength Weapons‚ Ranked
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Dark Souls 3: 15 Best Strength Weapons‚ Ranked

For some‚ Dark Souls 3 is the pinnacle of the FromSoft experience‚ and it's easy to see why. A vast world to explore‚ the Souls formula applied to perfection‚ and a huge variance of viable builds and weapons to choose from. It's arguably the most polished Dark Souls game money can buy.
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