How far is the US from Fascism ?

[westwall]

Why do you support the political party that attempted to overturn the 2020 election?

They didn't. But the dems launched a soft coup against Trump less than 20 minutes after he was inaugurated.

Why do you support that?

Why do you support the Marxist installation of Harris as the candidate instead of running a legit primary?

YOURS is the party of sedition, and treason, skippy.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

Why do you support the political party that attempted to overturn the 2020 election?

... because westwall is an American fascist.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

We are an American fascist nation with our own brand of Nazis almost in control.

 

[Mac1958]

Lolol Fascism is hard right conservative.

The rubes lump all the -isms into one thing.

That's as deep as they get.

 

[DonGlock26]

Rise of the Nazis (TV Series 2019–2023) ⭐ 8.1 | Documentary, History, War

1h

www.imdb.com

It took Hitler less than 6 months to tighten his grip on power. As I watched this programme I was struck by the similarities between Germany and the US. Hitler and Trump.

Hitler waged war on German institutions. Its government, its press and of course its court system. When he had finished there was nothing left.He burned fown the Reichstag. Trump lanched an invasion of Congress.

Hitler told Germans that he was the only answer to the problems of the state. Trump is doing that right now.

Hitlers followers had a violent core of street thugs who beat and murdered anybody that Hitler didnt like, They were paramilitary and wore their own uniforms. A bit like the proud boys and oath keepers. Violent thugs.

The threats of violence to prosecutors, judges and juries is something that they both share.

Hitler took his revenge on those who opposed him. Check out the story of Hans Litten. He was murdered in a camp for the crime of humiliating Hitler in court.

Of course Trump is threatening revenge on everyone who gets in his way.

Hitler and his group despised democracy. So do Trump and his chums. They just want power and too many "wrong" people vote. Election denying is pure fascism when it does not present any evidence. Its not just that trump is a narcissist. He is a deeply evil man.Like Hitler.

Hitler hated minorities. So does trump and trumpism. The nazis told women to get back in the home. So do trumpists. The nazis murdered gay folk. Trump vilifies them and works to remove them from society.

The nazis burned books, so does trumpism. Intellectuals were murdered by nazis. Check out trumpism and climate change.

This is not controversial. The biggest eye opener was the way that German society backed down at every opportunity. They thought that they were being clever. But Hitler just took the concession and moved on to the next level.

Those GOP politicians who have facilitated the rise of trump, looked the other way and swallowed their pride will have blood on their hands.

Trumpism isnt new. There is a long history of fascism in the US. If trump is elected then a noisy minority may see all their dreams come true.

The voters overthrew the Biden tyranny last November.

 

[Tommy Tainant]

We are an American fascist nation with our own brand of Nazis almost in control.

They have already started to disappear people. If people are waiting for an announcement they will be disappointed. It is happening gradually.

 

[sparky]

imho, America turned the corner with the PA.......~S~

 

[whutTHEYsay]

J6-happiest people …~… but Mike Pence made the Republican Party very unhappy people on January 6, 2021

 

[my2¢]

I recall my dad talking about how America was becoming a fascist state way back when LBJ was president.

 

[whutTHEYsay]

I recall my dad talking about how America was becoming a fascist state way back when LBJ was president.

but it’s only become a threatened reality since the day that US Senator Hillary Clinton conceded the election to the incoming intending to become fascist Republican, Don Trump regime

 

[hadit]

but it’s only become a threatened reality since the day that US Senator Hillary Clinton conceded the election to the incoming intending to become fascist Republican, Don Trump regime

Boy, it's a good thing that's not happening.

 

[whutTHEYsay]

but it’s only become a threatened reality since the day that US Senator Hillary Clinton conceded the election to the incoming intending to become fascist Republican, Don Trump regime

Boy, it's a good thing that's not happening.

whut I say …~… 13000 268 rvwgo … ~ … Some mostly white Catholic and Evangelical Christian advocates for Baby Fetus’s FAKE Individual rights over pregnant women’s inalienable rights instigated the religiosity driven fifty~year Crusade that became the impetus behind the Trump Family’s and Republican Party’s complicity in the first ever conspiracy to attempt to overturn a fifty state certified loss of a presidential election into a WIN.

 

[JimH52]

Trump told reporters today that he gets to decide who is Jewish and who is not. He gets to decide that a Jew is really a Palestinian.

Palestinians or Palestinian people, also referred to as Palestinian Arabs, are an Arab ethnonational group native to Palestine and descending from peoples who have inhabited the region of Palestine over the millennia​

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A Jewish Person is a member of the people and cultural community whose traditional religion is Judaism and who trace their origins through the ancient Hebrew people of Israel to Abraham​

Whut Don Trump said: “I have black guys counting my money. … I hate it. The only guys I want counting my money are short guys that wear yarmulkes all day.” (USA Today, May 20, 1991)


Whut Don Trump said today : During a White House event with the Prime Minister of Ireland, Trump told NBC News, when asked whether he felt sorry about all the people now out of work, "Sure I do. I feel very badly ... but many of them don’t work at all. Many of them never showed up to work." He continued, "When we cut, we want to cut, but we want to cut the people that aren't working or ... not doing good job."

whut I say dxlxxiii …~… when Donald Trump accuses tens of thousands of federal employees of stealing taxpayer dollars from the US treasury in s public setting, there are actual human beings who have just been fired by his administration during a chainsaw massacre of jobs, and he is doing so without giving them “due process” as is required by the US Constitution. Trump and the entire Republican Party is fascist.

trump is a Moron.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

The voters overthrew the Biden tyranny last November.

Insane. And now Patel is closing in on getting fired.

 

[hadit]

trump is a Moron.

Who made billions and became president, twice. Since that's so easy a moron can do it, how many times have you done it?

 

[dblack]

Not far enough.

 

[DonGlock26]

Insane. And now Patel is closing in on getting fired.

Copium dreams.

 

[whutTHEYsay]

500 98 hfituff …~…white supremacists hopped on the Churched Republican Christians bandwagon

hadit said in devotion to Don Trump lcxvi : …~…. Who {Trump} made billions and became president, twice.

What I say lxcviii …~… Because he got greedy authoritarian billionaires and about fifty million suckered working class people to send him lots and lots of money because he was going to save baby fetus and turn the US Constitution into something newly dedicated to handing government power over to white people who have a biblical world view. hfituff00598

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

Copium dreams.

Your hopium dreams.

 

[whutTHEYsay]

The Trump regime is actively suppressing speech at major American universities.​

Trump’s recent executive orders bar diversity, equity, and inclusion programs at all educational institutions that receive federal funds.
Last week, Trump threatened in a social media post to punish any university that permits “illegal” protests but did not define what he meant by illegal protests.
On Friday he cancelled hundreds of millions in grants and contracts with Columbia University for allowing peaceful protests the regime dislikes.
On Saturday, Trump’s immigration officials arrested a Columbia graduate student — who is a permanent resident of the United States with a green card and an American wife — and sent him to a prison in Louisiana. Why? He did not engage in criminal activity. The graduate student peacefully expressed political views that the regime dislikes.
Then on Monday, the Trump regime warned 60 universities that they could face penalties for allowing peaceful demonstrations and speech that the administration dislikes.
And on Tuesday, Karoline Leavitt, the White House spokeswoman, told reporters that Columbia had refused to help the regime identify people engaged in speech the regime found objectionable, and warned, “We expect all America’s colleges and universities to comply with this administration’s policy.”
The particular objectionable speech that the regime is using as a pretext for its crackdown on free speech on university campuses is the student-led protests against Benjamin Netanyahu’s Israeli government for its bombardment of Gaza.
Trump has turned those protests into accusations of antisemitism. Trump’s border czar, Thomas Homan, described the graduate student who was arrested and whose green card was voided as a “national security threat.”
But let’s be clear: Peaceful protests against Benjamin Netanyahu’s policies in Gaza are not the same as antisemitism. (As I’ve said repeatedly in this letter, I’m Jewish, I am not antisemitic, and I am disgusted and appalled by what Netanyahu has done to Palestinians in Gaza.) Nor does a peaceful protest turn someone into a national security threat.
And let’s be clear about another thing: The Trump regime is using antisemitism as an excuse for cracking down on free speech on university campuses.
Trump used the same accusation against Democrats during his presidential campaign — blaming the alleged rise in antisemitism on “the leadership of this country,” but conveniently ignoring the fact that the rise in reported antisemitic acts began during Trump’s first term.
Trump also conveniently disregarded prominent Republicans who haveengaged in antisemitic behavior — such as North Carolina’s then nominee for governor, Mark Robinson, who called himself a “black NAZI” on a pornographic website, and Trump ally Georgia Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, who has made a string of antisemitic remarks, including blaming Jews for killing Jesus to explain her vote against a bill meant to address antisemitism.
The real reason Trump and the Republican Party are cracking down on universities is their belief that universities are dominated by the left.
As I’ve noted, JD Vance (Yale Law ‘13) has called university professors “the enemy” and suggested using Victor Orban’s method for ending “left-wing domination of universities” — giving universities “a choice between survival or [being] … much more open to conservative ideas.”
Yet whether you like or dislike what’s said at universities, free speech is at the core of our democracy, and protecting it should be one of the core missions of universities.
Which is why America needs a new Free Speech Movement, similar to the one that broke out on college campuses 61 years ago.
In the fall of 1964, soon after Richard Nixon resigned the presidency, Berkeley’s university police arrested a student who was staffing a table in the middle of Sproul Plaza and put him in a police car. The student had violated Berkeley’s ban on political activity on campus.
When someone in the surrounding crowd of students yelled, “We can see better if we sit down,” hundreds of students sat — trapping the police car for the next 33 hours. Berkeley administrators negotiated an end to the siege but refused to end the ban on political activity.
The student protests grew. At an even larger rally, a graduate student named Mario Savio addressed the crowd, criticizing not only Berkeley but America itself.

There is a time when the operation of the machine becomes so odious, makes you so sick at heart, that you can’t take part, you can’t even tacitly take part, and you’ve got to put your bodies upon the gears and upon the wheels, upon the levers, upon all the apparatus, and you’ve got to make it stop. And you’ve got to indicate to the people who run it, to the people who own it, that unless you’re free, the machine will be prevented from working at all.​

Hundreds of Berkeley students occupied its administration building, leading police to make the largest mass arrest of students in American history and shocking a public accustomed to campus conformity.
As Savio later told The Washington Post, the Free Speech Movement was an outgrowth of the Civil Rights Movement. “Are we on the side of the civil rights movement? Or have we gotten back to the comfort and security of Berkeley, California, and can we forget the [Black] sharecroppers whom we worked with [to register to vote] just a few weeks back? Well, we couldn’t forget.”
A few days after Savio’s speech, FBI director J. Edgar Hoover told aides that he feared Savio and other protesters would inspire student rebellion at other colleges across the land. Hoover turned his secret surveillance machine on Savio, including covert action to “disrupt” and “neutralize” him, for more than a decade.
In 1976, a U.S. Senate subcommittee exposed these activities and forced the FBI to restrict those it investigated and what measures it could take. (The guidelines remained in effect until September 11, 2001, after which time George W. Bush’s attorney general, John Ashcroft, loosened them to “fight terrorism,” and the Patriot Act gave the FBI more power to pry.)
Now, Trump is president and the FBI is under Kash Patel.
If I were young university student again (wouldn’t that be nice?), I’d do whatever I could to reignite the flame of the Free Speech Movement. It’s needed today as much if not more than it was 61 years ago. (If you’re a university student, I urge you to take this suggestion to heart. If you know any university students, you might suggest this to them.)
If I were in charge of any of the 60 American universities that Trump has just threatened for allowing “illegal” protests, I’d join together with the heads of the others and sue the Trump regime for violating the First Amendment rights of those universities and their students.
Why isn’t this happening now?