Trump campaign gets caught using Nazi-era prisoner symbolism in anti-antifa ads
Facebook pulled Trump campaign ads after the campaign used an inverted red triangle in anti-antifa messaging. The campaign insisted the symbol was an antifa marker; critics pointed out it was also used by the Nazis to identify political prisoners. The result was another Trump-world self-own: a culture-war ad meant to scare voters that instead dragged the campaign into an ugly, avoidable symbolism scandal.
Facebook pulled Trump campaign ads after the campaign used an inverted red triangle in anti-antifa messaging. The campaign insisted the symbol was an antifa marker; critics pointed out it was also used by the Nazis to identify political prisoners. The result was another Trump-world self-own: a culture-war ad meant to scare voters that instead dragged the campaign into an ugly, avoidable symbolism scandal.
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