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So many centrists - and even leftists - in the US still seem to believe that all of this will be over after the next election.

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  • Thom,  π“‡‹π“π“ˆ–π“‡³π“…œπ“π“ˆ–T Thom, π“‡‹π“π“ˆ–π“‡³π“…œπ“π“ˆ–

    So many centrists - and even leftists - in the US still seem to believe that all of this will be over after the next election. Setting aside the risk of there not being a next election, even if you people vote in, I don't know, fucking AOC, the damage has been done. The relationship between the US and Europe is done for.

    You either cut out the conservative cancer and cauterise the wound, or we will never take the US seriously ever again.

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    @thomholwerda Of course the damage can be undone. Germany eventually became a trusted ally. And while I agree that we have to do a LOT more than rely on this election, and we need to prevent this from happening again, the idea that the damage cant be undone or that fascism is a uniquely American problem is..blatantly incorrect.

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    • Thom,  π“‡‹π“π“ˆ–π“‡³π“…œπ“π“ˆ–T Thom, π“‡‹π“π“ˆ–π“‡³π“…œπ“π“ˆ–

      So many centrists - and even leftists - in the US still seem to believe that all of this will be over after the next election. Setting aside the risk of there not being a next election, even if you people vote in, I don't know, fucking AOC, the damage has been done. The relationship between the US and Europe is done for.

      You either cut out the conservative cancer and cauterise the wound, or we will never take the US seriously ever again.

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      #13

      @thomholwerda yes we're aware that when the Big Gun waves wildly, instead of focusing on the smaller, 'lesser' countries like expected, thats when europeans draw the line. People on both sides of this in the us can see this.

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      • SmutMagDotArtS SmutMagDotArt

        @thomholwerda Of course the damage can be undone. Germany eventually became a trusted ally. And while I agree that we have to do a LOT more than rely on this election, and we need to prevent this from happening again, the idea that the damage cant be undone or that fascism is a uniquely American problem is..blatantly incorrect.

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        Thom, π“‡‹π“π“ˆ–π“‡³π“…œπ“π“ˆ–
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        @smutmag Unless Americans tear down their current political system and rebuild it from the ground up to favour pluralism, nothing will change.

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        • Kierkegaanks regretfullyK Kierkegaanks regretfully

          @thomholwerda the damage can be undone, but it will take time and extraordinary measures to sherman the fascists into the sea

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          @Kierkegaanks @thomholwerda nope. Not even Sherman is enough. The damage is not repairable. Every foreign government has outright said and made clear, even if we somehow replace Twitler with Saint fucking Theresa? Next up will be someone even WORSE. And any agreement imagined is just that: imagined. Anybody can come along and tear it up.

          They will never, ever trust the US again, and they shouldn't. But we would appreciate a hand trying and executing the Nazis please.

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          • Thom,  π“‡‹π“π“ˆ–π“‡³π“…œπ“π“ˆ–T Thom, π“‡‹π“π“ˆ–π“‡³π“…œπ“π“ˆ–

            So many centrists - and even leftists - in the US still seem to believe that all of this will be over after the next election. Setting aside the risk of there not being a next election, even if you people vote in, I don't know, fucking AOC, the damage has been done. The relationship between the US and Europe is done for.

            You either cut out the conservative cancer and cauterise the wound, or we will never take the US seriously ever again.

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            @thomholwerda agreed. At the same time, many of the countries in Europe are already controlled by far-right regimes, or are just one election away from a conservative-Nazi alliance that will control them. It can happen here, just as there, and vast amounts of money and influence are being applied to make sure it does. Once 1/3 of your population is lost to continuous lying, it's difficult to see how a democracy survives long-term. Or reconstitutes itself, for the Former US.

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            • RootWyrm πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦:progress:R RootWyrm πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦:progress:

              @Kierkegaanks @thomholwerda nope. Not even Sherman is enough. The damage is not repairable. Every foreign government has outright said and made clear, even if we somehow replace Twitler with Saint fucking Theresa? Next up will be someone even WORSE. And any agreement imagined is just that: imagined. Anybody can come along and tear it up.

              They will never, ever trust the US again, and they shouldn't. But we would appreciate a hand trying and executing the Nazis please.

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              @rootwyrm @thomholwerda we get along with Germany and Japan

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              • Kierkegaanks regretfullyK This user is from outside of this forum
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                @thomholwerda @rootwyrm jfc

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                • Thom,  π“‡‹π“π“ˆ–π“‡³π“…œπ“π“ˆ–T Thom, π“‡‹π“π“ˆ–π“‡³π“…œπ“π“ˆ–

                  So many centrists - and even leftists - in the US still seem to believe that all of this will be over after the next election. Setting aside the risk of there not being a next election, even if you people vote in, I don't know, fucking AOC, the damage has been done. The relationship between the US and Europe is done for.

                  You either cut out the conservative cancer and cauterise the wound, or we will never take the US seriously ever again.

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                  @thomholwerda The US former allies should stop buying US bonds.

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                  • RootWyrm πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦:progress:R This user is from outside of this forum
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                    @Kierkegaanks @thomholwerda (for those not familiar: Takaichi Sanae is an ultra-right extremist opposed to things like same sex marriage, allowing women to keep their surnames after marriage, and Japan's policy of non-aggression. She is for the claims that Japan did nothing wrong in WWII, wants to retract Murayama and Kono, and has done things like denying Japan ever committed war crimes while visiting Yasukuni.)

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                    • Cameron BoschC Cameron Bosch

                      @thomholwerda Even if you think it might be done for, we all know that most politicians don't think so.

                      And I've been voting against this cancer since I turned 18, and I've even attended some (peaceful) protests near me against this regime.

                      Believe me, I want things to get better for everybody, except for the cancerous traitors. Then again, this had been going on since the 1980s...

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                      @cameron_bosch @thomholwerda

                      Republicans and Democrats are not oppositional forces, so I doubt very much that you voted against the forces that conspired to bring the present moment into focus. 'Now' doesn't happen without Biden giving Palantir and Likud free run of the White House.

                      Democrats stood down as the Biden Administration laid the fascist architecture that has allowed Trump to do more damage in one year than he ever could have in a consecutive 8. That's no accident.

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                      • YrjΓ€nΓ€ Rankka 🌻G YrjΓ€nΓ€ Rankka 🌻

                        @thomholwerda I might answer with a question: Where is ”left” on the US political map as compared to that of ours?

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                        @ghard @thomholwerda I live here, and I can't seem to find this so-called "left" anywhere. Mamdani, maybe? Isn't he talking rent control and "commie" grocery stores? πŸ˜†

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                        • Thom,  π“‡‹π“π“ˆ–π“‡³π“…œπ“π“ˆ–T Thom, π“‡‹π“π“ˆ–π“‡³π“…œπ“π“ˆ–

                          So many centrists - and even leftists - in the US still seem to believe that all of this will be over after the next election. Setting aside the risk of there not being a next election, even if you people vote in, I don't know, fucking AOC, the damage has been done. The relationship between the US and Europe is done for.

                          You either cut out the conservative cancer and cauterise the wound, or we will never take the US seriously ever again.

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                          PΓ€ivi JΓ€rviΓΆ
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                          @thomholwerda

                          Link Preview Image
                          Matt Gurney: 'We will never fucking trust you again'

                          Some blunt talk for our American neighbours at the Halifax International Security Forum.

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                          (www.readtheline.ca)

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                          • RootWyrm πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦:progress:R RootWyrm πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦:progress:

                            @Kierkegaanks @thomholwerda (for those not familiar: Takaichi Sanae is an ultra-right extremist opposed to things like same sex marriage, allowing women to keep their surnames after marriage, and Japan's policy of non-aggression. She is for the claims that Japan did nothing wrong in WWII, wants to retract Murayama and Kono, and has done things like denying Japan ever committed war crimes while visiting Yasukuni.)

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                            @rootwyrm @Kierkegaanks @thomholwerda theoretically, the LDP is a center right party, but looking into their origins might produce some "interesting" results. Like Shinzo Abe's grandfather being responsible for certain things in Manchuria...

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                            • Thom,  π“‡‹π“π“ˆ–π“‡³π“…œπ“π“ˆ–T Thom, π“‡‹π“π“ˆ–π“‡³π“…œπ“π“ˆ–

                              So many centrists - and even leftists - in the US still seem to believe that all of this will be over after the next election. Setting aside the risk of there not being a next election, even if you people vote in, I don't know, fucking AOC, the damage has been done. The relationship between the US and Europe is done for.

                              You either cut out the conservative cancer and cauterise the wound, or we will never take the US seriously ever again.

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                              Francisca Sinn
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                              @thomholwerda You might have seen this very solid piece, but just in case you haven't -

                              Francisca Sinn (@fsinn@mas.to)

                              Some blunt talk for our American neighbours at the Halifax International Security Forum https://open.substack.com/pub/theline/p/matt-gurney-we-will-never-fucking?utm_campaign=post-expanded-share&utm_medium=web #Canada #Never51 #ElbowsUp #Trump

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                              • Thom,  π“‡‹π“π“ˆ–π“‡³π“…œπ“π“ˆ–T Thom, π“‡‹π“π“ˆ–π“‡³π“…œπ“π“ˆ–

                                So many centrists - and even leftists - in the US still seem to believe that all of this will be over after the next election. Setting aside the risk of there not being a next election, even if you people vote in, I don't know, fucking AOC, the damage has been done. The relationship between the US and Europe is done for.

                                You either cut out the conservative cancer and cauterise the wound, or we will never take the US seriously ever again.

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                                miket330
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                                @thomholwerda I don't think they grabbed all this power to give it to the dems...jus sayin, they found a winning strategy, purge votes, it's why they are demanding voter roles in blue states...watch , how they miraculously win...they did it in the swing states, no fking way fat donny won all 7 , no way!!

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                                • Thom,  π“‡‹π“π“ˆ–π“‡³π“…œπ“π“ˆ–T Thom, π“‡‹π“π“ˆ–π“‡³π“…œπ“π“ˆ–

                                  So many centrists - and even leftists - in the US still seem to believe that all of this will be over after the next election. Setting aside the risk of there not being a next election, even if you people vote in, I don't know, fucking AOC, the damage has been done. The relationship between the US and Europe is done for.

                                  You either cut out the conservative cancer and cauterise the wound, or we will never take the US seriously ever again.

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                                  @thomholwerda I'd be worried about your own country, My Guy. What the corporate elite have done to the US is a trial run for the rest of the world. Huge money shoved Trump into the White House and shielded him from accountability at every turn. There are the same dangerous right wing movements in most countries, just waiting for their moment. They are well funded and relentless.

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                                  • Thom,  π“‡‹π“π“ˆ–π“‡³π“…œπ“π“ˆ–T Thom, π“‡‹π“π“ˆ–π“‡³π“…œπ“π“ˆ–

                                    So many centrists - and even leftists - in the US still seem to believe that all of this will be over after the next election. Setting aside the risk of there not being a next election, even if you people vote in, I don't know, fucking AOC, the damage has been done. The relationship between the US and Europe is done for.

                                    You either cut out the conservative cancer and cauterise the wound, or we will never take the US seriously ever again.

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                                    @thomholwerda You don't need to go as far as Europe. Just ask Canadians.

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                                    • Thom,  π“‡‹π“π“ˆ–π“‡³π“…œπ“π“ˆ–T Thom, π“‡‹π“π“ˆ–π“‡³π“…œπ“π“ˆ–

                                      @smutmag Unless Americans tear down their current political system and rebuild it from the ground up to favour pluralism, nothing will change.

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                                      @thomholwerda I agree that's what we're going to have to do. And that this also has to be a worldwide movement, because the authoritarian push is happening on a global scale. What I disagree with is the hopelessness and simplicity of the statement. This is going to require steady action for decades, but we will prevail. It's also going to require dismantling the worldwide surveillance state with the tech lords at the helm. It's going to require a worldwide effort to halt Russia. (1/2)

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                                      • SmutMagDotArtS SmutMagDotArt

                                        @thomholwerda I agree that's what we're going to have to do. And that this also has to be a worldwide movement, because the authoritarian push is happening on a global scale. What I disagree with is the hopelessness and simplicity of the statement. This is going to require steady action for decades, but we will prevail. It's also going to require dismantling the worldwide surveillance state with the tech lords at the helm. It's going to require a worldwide effort to halt Russia. (1/2)

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                                        @thomholwerda If you think the main problem is Americans are dumb, then you're going to be surprised when authoritarianism reaches your country

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                                        • Thom,  π“‡‹π“π“ˆ–π“‡³π“…œπ“π“ˆ–T Thom, π“‡‹π“π“ˆ–π“‡³π“…œπ“π“ˆ–

                                          So many centrists - and even leftists - in the US still seem to believe that all of this will be over after the next election. Setting aside the risk of there not being a next election, even if you people vote in, I don't know, fucking AOC, the damage has been done. The relationship between the US and Europe is done for.

                                          You either cut out the conservative cancer and cauterise the wound, or we will never take the US seriously ever again.

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                                          @thomholwerda know that we still love u

                                          And I promise not to be a dick to u when ur conservative base ruins ur country

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