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I've been wondering this myself. As a non-American, I'm absolutely appalled to see this going on. It feels like it's 1933, and the good Germans haven't yet come
by iuguy 8y ago
I've been wondering this myself. As a non-American, I'm absolutely appalled to see this going on. It feels like it's 1933, and the good Germans haven't yet come to terms with what's happening.
I don't get to vote, but I do decide where I spend my money. I'm looking into boycotting American companies involved with ICE, as I think that's probably the least difficult starting point, then to slowly move towards boycotting the US entirely should things get worse. If they get better, it's fairly straightforward to ease up.
I think the only option available for the rest of the world is to vote with their wallets, as hard as that may be. I hope that Americans will understand that this isn't a slight against them or their hard work, but that moral hazard has to be upheld.
- labster 8y agoAmerican here, I understand. Many people here think Trump is an excellent president because the economy is good; the only way to change their minds is a worse economy. I don't want to repeat that part of 1933 either, but better 1933 than 1943.