Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have the ability to move to three different countries but am not leaving. I do not believe this is the same as 1930s Germany and in fact think the people who are saying that are insulting the victims of the Holocaust.
The Holocaust didn't start with gas chambers, it was decades in the making. Many, many people (who would know) are sounding the alarm and saying the parallels are unmistakable. Listen to them.
+1. People who have experienced fascism are sounding the alarms. Please listen. https://www.nytimes.com/video/opinion/100000009923409/government-oppression-power-tyranny.html
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The ones with the means to leave aren't that worried and those what are worried enough lack the means to leave.
+1 most Americans do not qualify for another citizenship or have a high level skill that makes it easy to leave.
Where are the skilled workers going to go willingly? They have to accept a steep salary cut.
It's worth it to live in a country with socialized health care and decent public transportation.
Lower salary, higher quality of life.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The ones with the means to leave aren't that worried and those what are worried enough lack the means to leave.
+1 most Americans do not qualify for another citizenship or have a high level skill that makes it easy to leave.
Where are the skilled workers going to go willingly? They have to accept a steep salary cut.
It's worth it to live in a country with socialized health care and decent public transportation.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have the ability to move to three different countries but am not leaving. I do not believe this is the same as 1930s Germany and in fact think the people who are saying that are insulting the victims of the Holocaust.
Well they’re not coming for the Jews this time, not yet. Just the libs, and the federal workers, and the immigrants, and the trans kids, and the disabled. And to some extent the Muslims.
Not the same at all. This time the descendants of some survivors are helping out (Steven Miller). Actually, some of the Jews helped then, too, and not entirely under duress.
Fascism doesn’t follow the same exact pattern every time. It looked a little different in Italy. It’s very adaptable to local populations.
They weren't implying that anyone is "coming for the Jews." Are you usually this pedantic?
NP they literally said this is "insulting to victims of the Holocaust". What do you think they were talking about?
That being fired from a mediocre federal job cannot be compared to being literally put and gassed to death in a concentration camp?
Read a book and come back when you’re ready to debate intelligently. The fact that you are blaming trans kids for your personal problems is step 1 in the fascist playbook.
You guys are being hysterical. Nobody even uses pronouns in Europe. None of that garbage exists there. Somehow you guys are fantasizing about that place?
You people are the only ones obsessed with pronouns. You're the first person to bring them up in this thread.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have the ability to move to three different countries but am not leaving. I do not believe this is the same as 1930s Germany and in fact think the people who are saying that are insulting the victims of the Holocaust.
Well they’re not coming for the Jews this time, not yet. Just the libs, and the federal workers, and the immigrants, and the trans kids, and the disabled. And to some extent the Muslims.
Not the same at all. This time the descendants of some survivors are helping out (Steven Miller). Actually, some of the Jews helped then, too, and not entirely under duress.
Fascism doesn’t follow the same exact pattern every time. It looked a little different in Italy. It’s very adaptable to local populations.
They weren't implying that anyone is "coming for the Jews." Are you usually this pedantic?
NP they literally said this is "insulting to victims of the Holocaust". What do you think they were talking about?
That being fired from a mediocre federal job cannot be compared to being literally put and gassed to death in a concentration camp?
Read a book and come back when you’re ready to debate intelligently. The fact that you are blaming trans kids for your personal problems is step 1 in the fascist playbook.
You guys are being hysterical. Nobody even uses pronouns in Europe. None of that garbage exists there. Somehow you guys are fantasizing about that place?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have the ability to move to three different countries but am not leaving. I do not believe this is the same as 1930s Germany and in fact think the people who are saying that are insulting the victims of the Holocaust.
Well they’re not coming for the Jews this time, not yet. Just the libs, and the federal workers, and the immigrants, and the trans kids, and the disabled. And to some extent the Muslims.
Not the same at all. This time the descendants of some survivors are helping out (Steven Miller). Actually, some of the Jews helped then, too, and not entirely under duress.
Fascism doesn’t follow the same exact pattern every time. It looked a little different in Italy. It’s very adaptable to local populations.
They weren't implying that anyone is "coming for the Jews." Are you usually this pedantic?
NP they literally said this is "insulting to victims of the Holocaust". What do you think they were talking about?
That being fired from a mediocre federal job cannot be compared to being literally put and gassed to death in a concentration camp?
Read a book and come back when you’re ready to debate intelligently. The fact that you are blaming trans kids for your personal problems is step 1 in the fascist playbook.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The ones with the means to leave aren't that worried and those what are worried enough lack the means to leave.
+1 most Americans do not qualify for another citizenship or have a high level skill that makes it easy to leave.
Where are the skilled workers going to go willingly? They have to accept a steep salary cut.
I think the OB/GYNs for one would be happy to trade a lower salary for the right to practice evidence-based medicine on a healthier maternal population without fear of being imprisoned. Plus no obscene medmal bills.
And pretty much every civilized country would be happy to have them.
I'm in a group for doctors who are working on leaving the US. The moderator mentioned today that 3000 new people have joined it since the election.
Anonymous wrote:I’m open to the idea, though Puerto Rico would be easier, and an area broligarchs don’t care about. I could likely get a visa for Canada, but I hate the cold.
Anonymous wrote:Yes. I would actually flee and leave the US from a fascist dictator. Would I flee from a bad President being held by checks and balances, no.
When we get to the part of the storyline where it becomes obvious it’s “go time”, I’m not going to be paying back student loans.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have the ability to move to three different countries but am not leaving. I do not believe this is the same as 1930s Germany and in fact think the people who are saying that are insulting the victims of the Holocaust.
Well they’re not coming for the Jews this time, not yet. Just the libs, and the federal workers, and the immigrants, and the trans kids, and the disabled. And to some extent the Muslims.
Not the same at all. This time the descendants of some survivors are helping out (Steven Miller). Actually, some of the Jews helped then, too, and not entirely under duress.
Fascism doesn’t follow the same exact pattern every time. It looked a little different in Italy. It’s very adaptable to local populations.
They weren't implying that anyone is "coming for the Jews." Are you usually this pedantic?
NP they literally said this is "insulting to victims of the Holocaust". What do you think they were talking about?
That being fired from a mediocre federal job cannot be compared to being literally put and gassed to death in a concentration camp?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have the ability to move to three different countries but am not leaving. I do not believe this is the same as 1930s Germany and in fact think the people who are saying that are insulting the victims of the Holocaust.
Well they’re not coming for the Jews this time, not yet. Just the libs, and the federal workers, and the immigrants, and the trans kids, and the disabled. And to some extent the Muslims.
Not the same at all. This time the descendants of some survivors are helping out (Steven Miller). Actually, some of the Jews helped then, too, and not entirely under duress.
Fascism doesn’t follow the same exact pattern every time. It looked a little different in Italy. It’s very adaptable to local populations.
They weren't implying that anyone is "coming for the Jews." Are you usually this pedantic?
NP they literally said this is "insulting to victims of the Holocaust". What do you think they were talking about?
That being fired from a mediocre federal job cannot be compared to being literally put and gassed to death in a concentration camp?