Rarely has an event exposed so clearly the hypocrisies and conflict at the heart of our western democracies.
Rarely has an event exposed so clearly the hypocrisies and conflict at the heart of our western democracies.
If it happened in Germany, it can happen here. Germany had Liebniz, Kant, Mozart, Einstein, the Reformation.. no reason to think that we're so much better.
( I really tried to avoid Godwin's law here, but I couldn't. The news debate has rapidly turned from "what is our government doing" to "just how unamerican is this guy, anyways". It's a bad trend. )
This is so disconnected from what danielbmarkham is actually arguing that I've flagged this entire thread as unproductively political.
And the reasoning is that the guy dared to tattle on the government killing people. Identity politics and advocacy for unlimited extrajudicial police power to prosecute said enemies. If that's not fascism, I don't know what is.