Replying to @gremloe
The dead giveaway is the fact that they flipped from "guys this isn't actually a bad thing" to "the whole #Wired story has been debunked!" Where have we heard that before?
A man who admits to not being able to write telling folks to pay tens of thousands a year for an education? No wonder you like Trump.
Replying to @comrade_casey
This is a conspiracy theory. The cases of vaping illness continued to grow during and years after the discovery of Covid-19.
Click the link. Put your address in.
All of the red markers are registered sex offenders whose victims are children. Look at that, then explain why you're so afraid of trans people and drag queen story hour.
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It's not a great sign when members of a 45-year-old shadow network of anti-democracy elites and extremists (the Council for National Policy) feel comfortable enough to promote meetings that used to be top secret.
"Some German Jews voted as the Nazi leaders wanted them to, in the hope that this gesture of loyalty would bind the new system to them. That was a vain hope." - Timothy Snyder
"Because enough people in both cases voluntarily extended their services to the new leaders, Nazis and communists alike realized that they could move quickly toward a full regime change. The first heedless acts of conformity could not then be reversed." -@TimothyDSnyder
As Levitsky & Ziblatt wrote in 2018, resentment fuels polarization. The way to fix it (and #Deprogram radicalized voters) is to meaningfully address bread-and-butter concerns that hold back Americans regardless of ethnicity.
Ex:
Better healthcare.
Lower costs.
Less debt.
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Helping the working class is a top priority for 63% of all voters according to a new poll by right-leaning pollster FabrizioWard. Every moment we fight over issues created to divide us prevents us from coming together to demand real change.
"Democracies may die at the hands of elected leaders - presidents or prime ministers who subvert the very process that brought them to power. Some of these leaders dismantle democracy quickly."
While we're distracted by debates about a globalist billionaire's Nazi salute, the Nazification of the United States is happening right now in our own neighborhoods.
Sharing from our friends at @MadVoters, whose Twitter account has mysteriously disappeared. Project 2025 has come to Indiana, and your state might be next.




















