Weimar Germany didn’t fall overnight.
It normalized emergency powers, labeled dissent a threat, and promised “order” through force.

Threatening the Insurrection Act isn’t hypothetical.
It’s the playbook.

You’re a fascist.

Call them what they are, concentration camps.

If your survival requires racial solidarity, you’re not describing reality, you’re confessing insecurity.
That’s true whether it comes from a fringe forum or Elon Musk.

It isn’t a 1930s Spanish fascist slogan.

But when it’s printed on a government podium, it stops being a phrase and becomes a message. Collective identity enforced by power, individual accountability erased, and a quiet warning about what comes next.

The history isn’t the point. The signal is.

Funny how “mail-in voting is dangerous” only seems to be a crisis in one country.
Germany, Switzerland, Canada, the UK all use it — securely.
The problem isn’t the ballots. It’s about control.

A president personally controlling foreign oil proceeds isn’t foreign policy. It’s a slush fund.

War crimes abroad.
Congress sidelined at home.
This is not how law or democracy works.

This is Nazi propaganda: vague numbers, smiling imagery, implied erasure — preparing people to accept mass removal.