Brewery co-founder's Twitter comments comparing vaccine mandate to Nazi Germany draws criticism
Threes Brewing co-founder and CEO Josh Stylman made the comments on Twitter and even compared the mandates to the segregation under Jim Crow laws.
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Feb 19, 2022, 1:18 AM
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10h agoA popular Brooklyn brewery is making headlines Friday over comments made on Twitter comparing the city's vaccine mandate to policies that once existed in Nazi Germany.
Threes Brewing co-founder and CEO Josh Stylman made the comments on Twitter and even compared the mandates to the segregation under Jim Crow laws.
The tweet read, "Vaccine mandates are a crime against humanity. If you are not speaking out against them, you are a conspirator." In a follow-up tweet, Stylman compared mandates to life in Nazi Germany, the Jim Crow south, Stalinism and more.
The tweets have been deleted, and the company issued a statement saying in part that they don't stand by Stylman's comparisons of the mandates to historic atrocities.
Some Brooklyn residents say they will boycott the brewery, calling the comments disrespectful.
Stylman says he is pro-vaccine but anti-mandate.Brewery co-founder's Twitter comments comparing vaccine mandate to Nazi Germany draws criticism
A popular Brooklyn Brewery is making headlines Friday over comments made on Twitter comparing the city's vaccine mandate to policies that once existed in Nazi Germany.
Threes Brewing Co-founder and CEO Josh Stylman made the comments on Twitter and even compared the mandates to the segregation under Jim Crow laws.
The tweet read, "Vaccine mandates are a crime against humanity. If you are not speaking out against them, you are a conspirator." In a follow-up tweet, Stylman compared mandate to life in Nazi Germany, the Jim Crow south, Stalinism and more.
The tweets have been deleted, and the company issued a statement saying in part that they don't stand by Stylman's comparisons to the mandates to historic atrocities.
Some Brooklyn residents say they will boycott the brewery, calling the comments disrespectful.
