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  Fascism always eats itself in the end.
context: "I've got it! We'll find a cluster of trust fund kid idiot narcissists, fund their campaigns, get them into office spewing racist MAGA bullshit and then we'll get all the tax cuts we can handle! It's not like anything bad will come of it!" - 1% >
  
  I mean, they got their tax cuts, and now focus is off of them. Seems like a win. >
  
  They're showing exactly why Trump lost in 2020, and why there was no red wave in 2022.
  Right now they're probably trying to figure out how to blame this House Speaker charade on mail-in ballots. >
  
  For a group of people who pushed the Big Lie..they can’t even settle a vote amongst themselves! >
  
  Literally no one who uses the term "Big Lie" knows the origin of the term and its actual meaning. It's pretty amazing. >
  
  please do educate us. pretty sure we do. >
  
  Hitler came up with the term to describe how what he called the Jewish media was telling lies so preposterous that no normal person would believe anyone could lie that much. So, in this instance, people questioning 2020 election results would be like Hitler's opponents. >
  
  Hitler called his opponents proponents of the "Big Lie." Joe Biden (and you) use the same term Hitler came up with in Mein Kampf to characterize political opponents. It's really not that complicated. It's adapting Hitler's rhetoric against Jews for political aims. Which, ok, I guess... >
  
  I don't care what you call it, but the history of the term is it's history, and people who learn history from memes don't know that when using it. Same goes for the Goebbels meme about lying. People should know the actual history of things. >
  
  I feel like you are purposefully leaving out all context about how Hitler described the propaganda technique and for what reason the term "big lie" was used. There is no way someone without any context would be more informed from the way you are presenting this information. >
  
  The do-nothing, obstructionist party is being held hostage by the most extreme do-nothing obstructionists? Wild >
  
  It’s also the ultimate game of “I want to speak to your manager” >
  
  Shocked pikachu face, "You are The Manager now". >
  
  This should prove to the country that republicans don't give a damn about governing, they only care about power and are willing to let the country burn to obtain it. >
  
  That would involve Republican voters paying attention and believing what they see. Guarantee Fox is feeding them so garbage about how the democrats should just vote for MacCarthy to get a speaker elected but they refuse to be bipartisan.