"Their actions are Nazism," far-right state Sen. Colton Moore told Trump ally Steve Bannon.

Republican Georgia state Sen. Colton Moore on Tuesday told “War Room” host Steve Bannon that he plans to push the legislature to defund Fulton District Attorney Fani Willis’ prosecution of former President Donald Trump and 18 co-defendants, arguing that Trump’s prosecution threatens to ignite a “civil war.” Moore complained that indicted fellow state Sen. Shawn Still is going to have to spend “a million dollars” to defend himself in the case. “It’s just like Nazi Germany,” Moore claimed. “I mean, they want to call us the Nazis and their actions are Nazism.”

  • CaptainAlcohol@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    On stochastic terrorism, Wikipedia:

    The meanings of the words composing the term stochastic terrorism help to clarify its definition. “Stochastic” is an adjective which describes something that is random, or involves chance or probability (is probabilistic).[3][4] While definitions of terrorism vary, this one contains the common and important elements: "the unlawful use of violence or threats to intimidate or coerce a civilian population or government, with the goal of furthering political, social, or ideological objectives.[5] Stochastic terrorism, then, would be random or probabilistic terrorism.

    This terrorist scenario is stochastic because with the public demonization of a target, a terrorist act against the target is not certain but is made more likely. It is also stochastic because the identity of the terrorist and the timing and means of the attack cannot be predicted.