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It's not uncharted territory though. We seen this play out almost over and over again when various other countries were taken over by fascism. We know where this is going, we can see where it is going. Yet we move slow to actually hold these people accountable
With Republicans taking the House, the fox is in the hen house. >

I baited one of those clowns at work once. I was basically calling him and people like him cowards in a quiet and polite way. But, I did it within earshot of our HR VP which the dude never noticed was there.
He got real angry screaming that I was a fucking moron and then kicked and dented a filing cabinet.
Soon after he was put on a 'Perfornance Improvement Program' but then he went on stress leave and I never heard from him again. >

Shit watch your back I bet he’s got a list your prob right under hunters laptop and the Hillary Clinton. >

Actually, he had no idea I did anything intentional.
To him I was a dumb liberal who didn't  know any better and it was just bad luck he lost his temper in front of the HR VP. >

The libs got him again.  If you’re blaming liberals that’s your life went to shit maybe you’re the problem.  And prob vote against your interest. Lol >

A lib did intentionally get him in this situation though >

It’s not mandatory to beat the shit out of office furniture because you got your fee-fees hurt, though. Snowflake ain’t got nobody to blame but themselves. >

I don’t know I personally wouldn’t push dumb peoples buttons especially in a work environment >

Considering half the USA no longer requires any kind of permit to carried a concealed gun, I am shutting the fuck up and staying the hell away from people who even seem a little off.
There may be a small number of people willing to go on shooting rampages, but living in America and never had been around one feels like I am playing the odds. >

This feels like uncharted territory further into fascism.