We cannot deny that we are in a civil war. 10 months of violence by the democrats and their Brown Shirt henchmen of ANTIFA and BLM have spilled out of the cities and now threaten to consume the nation.
The democrat controlled press is engaged in the most vile demagoguery since Hitler's regime. The openly fascist propaganda slanders and libels enemies of the party with no pretense of facts. The democrat party is drunk with power and is engaged in fascism, seeking to destroy anyone who opposes or threatens the party.
The burning down of Parler by the omnipotent state and their big tech Nazi thugs shows the utter and complete contempt the fascists have for liberty, free speech, and America.
The acts of the fascists, the Nazi democrats, have created much righteous anger. The democrats and their press smear election fraud in the face of America and then slander us for using the courts to redress grievance. The well deserved anger spilled over into violence; albeit extremely subdued violence (despite the lies of the little Goebbels), last week. I have condemned this violence and continue to do so. The acts weren't just wrong, they were stupid.
I'm not going to lie to people and say that violence isn't the answer. In 1776 violence was the answer to gaining our independence and becoming a nation. in 1861 violence was the answer to subduing the democrats who waged war against this nation. democrats again wage war against America, and violence is very likely the answer to them.
But not the mindless and aimless violence we saw last week. IF the protests next week degrade into that sort of violence, it only empowers the fascists, it gives the democrats justification for crushing liberty and imposing the tyranny they seek on America.
We must be smart, we must be focused, we must be calm, we must be just - all of what the fascists are not. There will be a time when we must subdue the democrats with force of arms, but this is not that time. The fascist will engage in atrocities, we all know it, and when they do, we must respond with force of arms. But until that time, we must be the people of justice, the people of peace, the people of order.
Protest by all means. Condemn the fascists, expose them. Boycott Amazon and Apple. Petition the courts to break up the Google monopoly.
This is the time to show America that we are the people of rationality and peace. When the fascists become violent, respond overwhelmingly - but do not be the instigator.
Dude, as much as I commend you for your condemnation of violence and telling people to remain calm, Big Tech pulling Parler isn't fascism nor is it censorship. They - as is this is place - are private platforms. They are not controlled by the government but by private shareholders. They - as this place has - have terms of services that people must abide by. Simply because a platform exists does not mean anyone has a right to it. People don't have the right to go on the CBS Evening News and say whatever they want. They don't have the right to publish whatever they want in the WSJ. That's up to the owners of the companies. The infrastructure providers don't have to host USMB or any other site either. Saying they do is saying that the government is right to impose actions on private institutions. That's closer to fascism than what you are arguing.
One side is trying to overturn a free and fair election. The attacks on the republic and lies by Trump amplified by his media sycophants and supporters are an attack on the rule of law. These companies abide by the rule of law. If the election was overturned, then so is the rule of law, and what comfort do these companies have that the rule of law won't be overturned on them when it's politically convenient to do so?
Private companies have no obligation to give you or anyone else access to their private property. They set standards and apply the standards as they see fit. Is it unfair? Maybe. But many people who have been banned from here also believe they've been banned unfairly. The owners of USMB have every right to choose who gets access and who does not. As does Twitter, Facebook, Amazon, Stripe, etc.