As I said I don't know the quotes Lineker was responding to and quite honestly why would anyone in today's world compare anything to the Holocaust. Nothing would ever come close to it so your question is pretty facile
Facile, do me a favour.
Look, he compared the language to that used by the NSDP and associates in the 30's. NOT the holocaust.
A mistake of a sort, alas, to say otherwise. But what sort of mistake? A facile mistake?
Ask your GCSE Humanities teacher. And then ask them about the tweet. Because it's pretty clear to me, Lineker is talking about stuff covered in both GCSE English AND History.
Consider this:
How facile would we be to consider the lessons of history as learned?
Perhaps lessons from the past are - indeed - not really relevant. Not in this, the best of all possible worlds. Cough.
Perhaps, indeed, it is high time that we reworked Not-Jefferson's quote, and instead started saying;
"The price of liberty used to be eternal vigilance but thanks to social media we know better than that now"?
I mean. My guess is, this is just another slightly irrational reactions to social media. And perhaps a touch of jealousy towards Linekar. Barca. England. World Cup top scorer. Played with Gazza. Knew Bobby Robson. Plum TV job. Loadsacash. Presumably both English and History GCSE's at C grade or above. Ridiculous skin for someone with grey hair.
It's that, isn't it?