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Bernardo de La Paz

(51,200 posts)

3. 1st para: nothing story. 2nd: that's the real story; YES it should be at the top

Reply to Pototan (Original post)

Mon Oct 7, 2024, 05:52 AM

Oct 7

Here is a table of candidates' stances and records on tyranny:

Category
. . . Harris . . . tRump

Silent against tyranny
. . . no . . . no

Expressed publicly desire to be a tyrant
. . . no . . . yes

Expressed publicly admiration for tyrants
. . . no . . . yes

References revisionist history lies
. . . no . . . yes

Calls journalists "enemies of the people"
. . . no . . . yes

Opposes supporting Ukraine against Russian tyranny
. . . no . . . yes

Part of administration for lap-dog DoJ
. . . no . . . yes

Advocates mass deportations
. . . no . . . yes

Has a plan for tyranny
. . . no . . . Project 2025

Executed tyrannical plots
. . . no . . . "Find me 11,000 votes", Fake electors, January 6, 2020

References:
https://time.com/4690676/donald-trump-tyranny/
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/08/25/books/review/where-tyranny-begins-david-rohde.html (free via search engine)