comment: >
  
  These same people who didn’t believe in the Covid 19 pandemic are willing to murder and commit terrorism to keep Title 42 in place, which, wait for it, used Covid as the justification for its implementation.  These people’s brains really are just jars of jello
context: In anticipation of the termination of Title 42, DHS observed chatter about potential violence directed toward migrants and other targets.   
  The December memo cites violent tactics discussed among social media users against migrants, including “firearms attacks, the placement of land mines along migration routes, and luring migrants into trailers to poison them with gas.” Other users discussed shooting electrical substations near the US-Mexico border, likely to disrupt immigration facilities. >
  
  Holy shit. Land mines and poison gas chambers. 
  They’re just fucking Nazis. >
  
  To be fair, they have more in common with the American Nazi movement than the German Nazi movement in that they are threatening violence against people who are persecuted in their own country if they seek asylum in ours, whereas the German Nazis were literally invading other countries for the purposes of ethnic cleansing.
  That said, these sorts of actions are definitely terrorism in an attempt to use threats of violence to political ends. >
  
  
  They’re just fucking American Nazis.
  
  Better? >
  
  It wasn't even wrong in the first place. 
  I just wanted to remind any butt hurt fascists that there was an American Nazi movement (that often gets overlooked in High School American history) and it is very similar to some of the more extreme views of the modern right wing: hatred for ethnic minorities, hatred for lgbtq people, and hatred for any religious organization that does not conform to their worldview. >
  
  Rachel Maddow's ULTRA podcast goes over that movement in 40s