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Ah, good times.
Shelly Headen, a Dem Candidate for NC says Dachau Ovens are "Where Trump Supporters Belong",
Typical Nazi Democrat ➡️ Shelly Headen
We need that thread link here too
That’s it. Let’s have anarchy because....
AOC!
If it (she maybe) was there and donned that smile, all I can say is what a ghoulish person! If it is just a stock image overlaid with her picture, it is incredibly poor taste, or someone else did it in response to a comment she mad to the effect of what is expressed therein.
What is the specific context here?
Statements invoking Nazi death camps are extremely serious. When they appear in political discourse, they tend to:
inflame tensions
dehumanize groups
escalate rhetoric beyond normal political disagreement
Because of that, it’s important to verify whether the quote is real, misattributed, or exaggerated.
You should confirm any political claim — especially one this extreme — with a trusted, authoritative source.
Pull up the Breitbart article and summarize it
Check whether other outlets reported the same quote
Alrighty then!!!
Below is the structured breakdown with citations.
A Canadian Jewish news outlet reported that Headen posted a photo at the Dachau crematorium with the caption:
“This is where Trump supporters belong.”
They attribute the quote to JNS (Jewish News Syndicate), meaning the claim circulated through multiple Jewish‑focused news networks.
This outlet (likely a U.S. political news site) reported the same wording:
“Visiting Dauchau [sic] Concentration Camp in Germany… This is where Trump supporters belong.”
This version explicitly states the quote came from Headen’s Facebook Story.
A second political site repeated the same quote, again attributing it to Headen’s Facebook Story:
“This is where Trump supporters belong.”
This outlet also notes she posted the message while smiling in front of the crematorium ovens.
Hoodline reported the same quote, but importantly adds:
WRAL (a major NC news station) could NOT independently confirm she authored the posts.
This is the first outlet in your results showing verification uncertainty.
This outlet repeated the same claim and noted Headen deactivated her social media after the backlash.
Across your search results:
At least five outlets reported the same quote.
All of them attribute the quote to a Facebook Story posted by Shelly Headen.
None of the outlets in your results show direct verification (e.g., archived post, confirmed metadata).
WRAL, a mainstream NC news station, explicitly says it could not independently confirm she authored the posts.
This is important: it means the quote is widely reported, but not universally verified.
Because this claim involves Nazi imagery and political targeting, you should confirm it with trusted, independent sources before accepting it as fact.
I would, if I had a methode to detect what a trusted, independent source looks like.