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SomeMichGuy · M
Really?
We have a divisive President who is the front man for an authoritarian take-over by the Right (because the demographics were killing them).
If you disagree with him, you might be deported regardless of legality, etc.
These are our own American Fascist / White Nationalist times.
We have a divisive President who is the front man for an authoritarian take-over by the Right (because the demographics were killing them).
If you disagree with him, you might be deported regardless of legality, etc.
These are our own American Fascist / White Nationalist times.
TangledUpInBlue · F
@SomeMichGuy I was asking as a citizen of the world. Would you believe we don’t talk about your president every single day in my country? It was a broad question, and my point was proven, thank you.
SomeMichGuy · M
Many countries are experiencing a similar pattern of the rise of the far, fringe, totalitarian Right, @TangledUpInBlue, it's not just here, but my country's (former) position has made this impact far beyond our borders.
I don't think any country is untouched by the fallout of his abysmal time in office.
I don't think any country is untouched by the fallout of his abysmal time in office.
TangledUpInBlue · F
@SomeMichGuy absolutely but I think it’s both sides, very polarised. On the left or the right, what happened to the nuance of in between.
SomeMichGuy · M
@TangledUpInBlue Because the extreme fringe Right is setting the yardstick and dividing ppl by their measures of loyalty.
I think it's ultimately due to not only loss of power but beibg scared of the future. So trying to turn the clock back by force is the only reaction.
I think it's ultimately due to not only loss of power but beibg scared of the future. So trying to turn the clock back by force is the only reaction.