The fact that Trump was democratically elected changes nothing, Hitler (and Putin) were too.
Threats of fascism and authoritarianism aren’t baseless fear mongering, it’s all already happening.
While fascism might be too strong of a word the amount of hate administration creating against particular group of people (immigrants, especially undocumented) is huge; just take a look at this wall https://www.borderreport.com/regions/washington-d-c/white-ho...
How you can consider following not to be signs of authoritarianism?:
– sending people into foreign prison without (criminal) due process
– attacking law firms which used to represent opposing parties to yours
– attacking universities representing views different from yours
– attacking media through FTC to exhibit control over their reporting
– attacking platform for donations for opposing party
– routinely abusing power by issuing lawless executive orders every day
– literally dismantling federal government and international position of the country
– turning the state into police state, with ICE being modern day gestapo
If you read constitution you know we’re land of the people and laws. President isn’t a king. President is a person elected for faithful execution of the laws, and it’s hard to underestimate how deep in the woods we’re towards authoritarianism. Calling it baseless fear mongering is nothing but being truly delusional.
> – sending people into foreign prison without (criminal) due process
They were in the country illegally. That's breaking a law. They received the due process that illegal aliens get.
> – turning the state into police state, with ICE being modern day gestapo
Not even remotely close. ICE targets illegal (criminal) aliens. Not to mention the deportation numbers are pathetically low.
> – literally dismantling federal government and international position of the country
How is he dismantling the federal government? Surely you don't mean doge which has been a pathetic failure.
> President is a person elected for faithful execution of the laws
The 2nd amendment has been infringed upon by previous administrations. How come that's not covered by this?
All the other stuff is bunch of nothing. Far better examples are under Biden against Trump, i.e criminally prosecuting your political opponent - but ofcourse there's plenty of excuses just like there are for everything in here.
> – attacking universities representing views different from yours
What views are those? I agree with you here, this part is messed up. Isn't it crazy how, having anti-certain country view, will get uni's federal funding shut off, or students that are in US legally deported? Those students didn't criticize US, but a certain foreign country. How crazy is that. Really shows you the influence those people have huh.
Threats of fascism and authoritarianism aren’t baseless fear mongering, it’s all already happening. While fascism might be too strong of a word the amount of hate administration creating against particular group of people (immigrants, especially undocumented) is huge; just take a look at this wall https://www.borderreport.com/regions/washington-d-c/white-ho...
How you can consider following not to be signs of authoritarianism?:
– sending people into foreign prison without (criminal) due process
– attacking law firms which used to represent opposing parties to yours
– attacking universities representing views different from yours
– attacking media through FTC to exhibit control over their reporting
– attacking platform for donations for opposing party
– routinely abusing power by issuing lawless executive orders every day
– literally dismantling federal government and international position of the country
– turning the state into police state, with ICE being modern day gestapo
If you read constitution you know we’re land of the people and laws. President isn’t a king. President is a person elected for faithful execution of the laws, and it’s hard to underestimate how deep in the woods we’re towards authoritarianism. Calling it baseless fear mongering is nothing but being truly delusional.