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Waaaah waaaah guns are for meanies waaaah

You do not understand anything in my previous sentence, do you? You think it means meeting on a battlefield, don’t you?

I am sick of a world full of feckless pussies. I hope it nukes tomorrow.

That, and arm the fuck up goddammit

Meanwhile, look around and see your peers and colleagues standing up to defend the free speech rights of the fascists that are crushing you.

OR…just become ungovernable. This is how civil wars are actually waged worldwide.

So your police will fire wildly at a crowd of civilians? You have already lost. You are under fascist rule. You will now have to arm yourselves to survive.

In all of these discussions the defense from the left is always “we are weak and pathetic”.

The opponent does not think this way.

Where does “dying in a hail of bullets” come into play?

So…vote harder?

All of the radical right wing violence leading to more radical right wing politicians and radical right wing division from society on a local level. Also, the radical right wing threats of violence against political opponents that gives us shitbags like MTG.

The part I like is when people burn their savings with their car running while waiting in line to fuel up. Costco and Safeway have great gas prices but holy cow their customers are morons

Because their revolution has worked great without any social structure.

What is the social structure that fuels radical fascism?

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I like when I search for something in DDG and a popup asks if I want to open the content in an app or continue with Chrome?

All revolts have risk. Everyone knows this. A revolutionary does not dwell in them.

Is that to imply that you would be willing to lead then?

This is how all industries work. There is no free market competition in anything. Bakeries collude on bread prices. Chocolatiers collude on candy bar prices. Etc etc. This is what happens when government kneels to business lobbyists instead of regulating business.

There is an audio drama episode on The Truth in which the Voyager crashes on a distant planet in the back yard of the most milquetoast, generic, submissively mindless young couple. While they discuss what to do about it, it becomes clear that they live in a society of conditioned subservience a la Orwell and suburban HOAs.