Yoink!!!
Better late than never, WaPo.
βonly the strongβ ?!
why that seems almost fascist.
( oh right. that is fascist. oops. )
honestly, he shouldβve gone with the cat photo. at least itβs not so obviously ridiculous
still⦠poor cat.
Take a walk through U.S. Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers β tweets and youβll find complaint after complaint about the price of gas. Congresswoman McMorris Rodgers, Republican of Washington, is the ranking member of the House Energy and Commerce Committee but opposes legislation to stop oil and gas companies from price gougingconsumers.
Your move, democrats. Go on the attack for once and donβt let up.
(NYT reprint)
I cannot imagine that moving is an easy choice in that situation, but personal safety comes first. Could these takeover attempts continue if their funding was cut off? Will these communities function if most businesses leave? There were many groups in US history which tried to set up their own separate utopian society, but they failed because of power struggles, resources, imbalance (the toxic masculinity crowd outnumbers the women), and incompetence (successful governing and leadership involve thought and hard work). Worst case scenario might not be that they succeed, but that they break everything and drive away the people who could fix it. Thereβs only so many times rational people will clean up after another groupβs meltdown, because itβs a thankless task.
Unfortunately, this is just a start. I fear a civil war - which they clearly desire - is increasingly likely.
Boise has become too big to just roll over for the fascists. Even the Libertarian Utopia Republicans who started tech businesses there see whatβs coming if the militia nutjobs run the state. I could see a violent conflict in Idaho, but it wonβt be right against left, it will be right against off-the-right-side-of-the-scale.
Meanwhile, Oregon and Washington are setting up abortion clinics near the Idaho border for reproductive rights refugees.
Iβm glad they are. But βreproductive rights refugeesβ is a reality I never imagined
She pointed to a Rolling Stone headline that read, βThe Buffalo Shooter Isnβt A βLone Wolf.β Heβs A Mainstream Republican.β The article explained how the accused killer embraced βthe great replacement theoryβ that has become more common among conservatives (including Tucker Carlson at Fox News and top House Republican Elise Stefanik) and took the propaganda to its violently βlogical conclusion.β
βThe gonzo journalists at Rolling Stone say no, no, no, no, no, there are accomplices here: The Republicans,β Ingraham said indignantly. βItβs so weak, I donβt even want to talk about it tonight because itβs so predictable. Itβs so lame, because the real accomplices are in the media. The media that are propping up an administration that has brought this country to its knees with policies making American families poorer every single day. And theyβve tried this tack so many times.β
Self-incrimination
Kudos to them for setting up the clinics, but I hope they have a lot of security otherwise the Idaho taliban and their sympathizers will definitely make things violent⦠I also fear a civil war breaking out in that way.
I wonβt be so crass as to actually do it but I know for a fact that it would be easy to find pictures of nazi soldiers posing with cute cats as well.
I knew the fascists would cling to Malthusian nonsense. itβs a perfect excuse to mask their murderous intent. βOh we donβt wanna kill people, we just want to get rid of the βuseless eaters.ββ β some rando fashie somewhere
Weβve been seeing them clothed in progressive clothing in the environmental movement for quite a while now.
Yes, the conservatives are mentioned quite a lot in this article