This week the Ohio House passed the so-called "heartbeat" bill which basically bans abortion and puts government in control of women's lives in the most intrusive way. Some state legislators felt so passionately about how essential it was that government dictate women's choices that they said things like this:
"The easiest way is also to look at it in the context of Nazi Germany, where during the 1920s, these were the arguments postulated by the proponents of abortion as the Third Reich was growing in power. Note they will sound very similar to you because they are exactly the same arguments put forth to support the current positions in support of the abortion laws as we have them on the books."
(Never mind that the Third Reich essentially treated Germanic women as breeding stock and abortion was outlawed — except if you were the type they didn't want to reproduce, a perfect example of why government should butt out of this choice).