Selective Service Criticized for Reposting Controversial Nazi Comparison

The federal agency's social media mishap fuels ongoing debate over Trump and military conscription fears.

The Selective Service System faced backlash for reposting a vulgar message comparing the U.S. to Nazi Germany in 1936.
The original post suggested that military service would become mandatory under President-elect Donald Trump, drawing historical parallels.
The repost remained online for over an hour before being removed, prompting an investigation by the agency.
Democrats have intensified their rhetoric, likening Trump's actions and rallies to those of Adolf Hitler.
Trump has dismissed claims of instituting mandatory military service, calling such reports 'completely untrue.'