Just days before a right-wing fanatic gunned down 11 innocent people at a Pittsburgh synagogue, a Kentucky father dressed his young son up as Adolf Hitler.

This is America in 2018.

Bryant Goldbach joined his son in costume, donning the uniform of a Nazi solider, as they headed to a “Trail of Treats” event in Owensboro, Ky.

When people started commenting on the bad taste of the costumes, Goldbach blasted the “so-called Tolerant Left.”

“Tonight as we walked we saw people dressed as murderers, devils, serial killers, blood and gore of all sorts. Nobody batted an eye,” Goldbach wrote. “But my little boy and I dress as historical figures and it merits people not only making snide remarks, but approaching us and threatening my little 5-year-old boy.”

Goldbach wrote that adults threatened to rip off his child’s costume.

“Yes, liberalism is alive and well,” he continued. “Ad we had the displeasure of dealing with the fruits of the so called ’Tolerant Left.’”

Previous posts on Goldbach’s Facebook page prior to his apology also criticize liberals.

Phrases like “white pride doesn’t mean hate,” and “being a liberal means being a hypocrite” were included on Goldbach’s social media.

After a couple of days reflection, and perhaps a quick glance at a history book, Goldbach did offer an apology.

“I think it was in bad taste for me to let my child to wear that, probably for me to wear that. It didn’t occur to me. I thought it was a bad decision on my part,” Goldbach told local reporters.

Rabbi Gary Mazo of Temple Adath B’nai Israel said in a statement that Goldbach’s apology was “important” but said it was a “sad reflection” on society that he didn’t know it would be offensive.

“A good rule of thumb would be: ‘If your costume calls to mind an event where millions were killed, choose another costume,’” he wrote.