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John Pavlovitz @johnpavlovitz 3hThe most sobering part about becoming 1930s Germany is realizing that no one is going to come here and liberate those being brutalized. If this historically inhumane regime is going to be overthrown, We The American People are going to have to do it.
chicoescuela
(2,651 posts)DENVERPOPS
(13,003 posts)U.S. Supreme Court, FBI, Secret Service, Border Patrol, SEC, FTC, FEC, etc etc etc not to mention his cabinet and department heads.
He is just itching for any tiny revolt, (like the skirmish in L.A.), to justify him enacting the Insurrection Act, ignore the Posse Comatatus Act, allow his use of the entire U.S. Military, National Guard, and Military Reserves to establish Martial Law across the nation......
And that would open the door, to him declaring that he doesn't have enough military in the U.S., to start closing U.S. Military Bases in NATO countries, especially ones Putin would want closed, and in the many Countries he Loves to Hate.....ie Germany.
chicoescuela
(2,651 posts)overseas. Damn
PSPS
(15,218 posts)multigraincracker
(37,017 posts)Jack Valentino
(4,381 posts)yorkster
(3,687 posts)Jack Valentino
(4,381 posts)fish have to eat too, after all...
multigraincracker
(37,017 posts)One is a bottom feeding mud sucker and the other is a fish.
CentralMass
(16,862 posts)Jack Valentino
(4,381 posts)although it may continue to float somewhere else,
I have been blessed to never have to have witnessed such
CentralMass
(16,862 posts)LT Barclay
(3,173 posts)Jack Valentino
(4,381 posts)Europeans, Asians, South Americans, Pacific Islanders, Antarticans, non-earth aliens, and any others
who would care enough to come and lend a hand
Norrrm
(4,034 posts)mountain grammy
(28,693 posts)Cha
(316,900 posts)that. We have to Do It Ourselves
Frasier Balzov
(4,880 posts)wcmagumba
(5,660 posts)🇨🇦
Bev54
(13,208 posts)We may have to send them in as ICE has over 50 Canadians in their concentration camps.
Cha
(316,900 posts)they're Canadian?
I read one Canadian man died while in Custody.
Bev54
(13,208 posts)Yes one man died but he had been living in US and had permanent residence status since 1988, I believe. He did have some criminal history. We have not yet heard how he died.
Cha
(316,900 posts)FoggyLake
(308 posts)Maybe it's time to bring it home.
Joinfortmill
(20,123 posts)WA-03 Democrat
(3,328 posts)For the win?
I_UndergroundPanther
(13,330 posts)Helped make this regime happen because he didnt want to offend republicans. He is disgusting to me now. Fucking coward.
Joinfortmill
(20,123 posts)If anyone is to blame, it is the media and the people who actually voted for this m'fucker
H2O Man
(78,650 posts)The outcome will be rooted in both what everyone does or fails to do.
Initech
(107,463 posts)But they're not giving up power unless it's by death or force. And right now, waiting for the latter option may take too long.
Figarosmom
(9,790 posts)Those countries we saved went we marched into their towns etc. , what would that look like here? Would the Italians or French have an underground and bomb ICE buildings or a March on Washington ? How would it look?
not fooled
(6,608 posts)and otherwise trying to seize territory or resources by force, other countries just might take action against the U.S.
0rganism
(25,477 posts)...this generation will have temporarily faced-down a great evil, a corrupted chaos gnawing at the roots of every institutional body since civilization's start. We could legit count it as another of a few noble feathers in humanity's rather tarnished weather-beaten cap. Such deep societal victory could lead to an era of global reawakening, a time of marvelous progress, of great healing and reconciliation. It could inspire us to turn our substantial resources and talents to confronting other existential challenges of our time and begin to realize our greater potential as a species.
Unfortunately, this chance of generational success comes with commensurate risk. As with other times of nationwide strife, the stakes are high, the anticipated losses are great, and the cost of failure is unrecoverable. We would enter the garden through a gate of fire, yet passionately we seek to enter nonetheless. We've forced the issue, there's no going back to the way things were. How much will burn? How much will remain? That seems like a survivor's story.