Anonymous wrote:This is a genuine question: for those of you who believe Trump is Hitler, etc., what do you propose those of us do who do not have an easy out to another country?
I love these people telling us to leave and then slip in ‘yes, we are dual citizens in the UK’ or some BS. Not the reality for most people.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My trans daughter is leaving her graduate program and moving overseas to accept a job in a related field. Our plan is to follow her as soon as we can. I am the granddaughter of holocaust survivors who drilled into my brain the idea that when people in power tell you who they are, you believe them the first time they say it, and you don’t stick around to find out what happens next. I hope that we are overreacting, but I am not willing to take the chance with my family.
Yeah, if my kid were lbgtq, I would be moving them out of the country yesterday.
They have a bullseye on their backs.
Anonymous wrote:I’ve lived overseas and am not keen to swap my current life for my past one. But that could change quickly and I’m getting papers ready just in case. I’d stay and fight if there was organized, credible resistance. Some go time decision points for me:
If the Supreme Court is ignored without pushback; if the military obeys illegal orders, fires on protestors or Canadians; if my med/vaccines are criminalized and I’m threatened with a “wellness farm” for “reparenting” (RFK is on record for this, look it up); if planes start crashing; if I have no credible info about food, water, air, or disease risk; or if info/media are shut down, I may leave my fellow voters to FAFO without me.
We are governed by evil clowns who have no idea what they are doing domestically or internationally. Right now their incompetence is my only earthly hope as Congress et al have been pathetic.
Anonymous wrote:My trans daughter is leaving her graduate program and moving overseas to accept a job in a related field. Our plan is to follow her as soon as we can. I am the granddaughter of holocaust survivors who drilled into my brain the idea that when people in power tell you who they are, you believe them the first time they say it, and you don’t stick around to find out what happens next. I hope that we are overreacting, but I am not willing to take the chance with my family.
Anonymous wrote:My trans daughter is leaving her graduate program and moving overseas to accept a job in a related field. Our plan is to follow her as soon as we can. I am the granddaughter of holocaust survivors who drilled into my brain the idea that when people in power tell you who they are, you believe them the first time they say it, and you don’t stick around to find out what happens next. I hope that we are overreacting, but I am not willing to take the chance with my family.
Anonymous wrote:Yes I guess so. We all have passports to other countries that are highly regarded in our family. But US is home for our DC so we are hoping that things will stabilize and that democracy will prevail. There are many wonderful aspects to life in the US and no where is perfect. We are grateful to US for some amazing opportunities. We live in a solid blue state with women’s rights still in place.
We are not ready to give up on life in the US yet.
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.
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
I saw the same articles in 2016. With all due respect, it’s now been about nine years now that the far left has been declaring the US as early 1930s Germany.
No, you didn't.
Oh come on. A trivial internet search of 2016 news articles with the keywords “Trump” and “Hitler” overwhelmingly proves you wrong. There were many such articles.
Here is one, just picked randomly:
https://www.wbur.org/hereandnow/2016/12/07/trump-hitler-comparisons
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.
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
I saw the same articles in 2016. With all due respect, it’s now been about nine years now that the far left has been declaring the US as early 1930s Germany.
Oh it’s only the far left raising alarms? Like Liz Chaney? Pence? Any Republican who dares to speak up is labeled a RINO. And what about Canada? The EU? Scientists? Journalists? Long term civil servants who’ve served under many administrations saying this isn’t normal? Still, no? How about when conservative AF prosecutors start resigning? At what point do you stop saying to yourself “those liberals sure are hysterical”?
Calm down. It wasn’t all liberals in 2016 either.
I am not saying I agree with everything Trump is doing. I strongly disagree with much of it and I voted for Harris. What I am saying the absolute hyperventilating about how the US is the equivalent of 1931 Germany has been going on for almost ten years now[b]. Like it would now be 1941 Germany if those claims had been true when they first made them. At a certain point, people are rightly skeptical.