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I also see it as astroturfing or a hollow threat of not voting for the "right" person. That said, if anyone honestly believed it I don't see how they could not
by _heimdall 2y ago
I also see it as astroturfing or a hollow threat of not voting for the "right" person. That said, if anyone honestly believed it I don't see how they could not sit by and watch it happen.
- fooqux 2y ago> That said, if anyone honestly believed it I don't see how they could not sit by and watch it happen. And what, exactly, is someone supposed to do about it? Legally. Besides voting, obviously. That ship already sailed.
- _heimdall 2y agoThere are plenty of examples of the people stopping their government when it went to far. Its not easy and should always be a last resort, but the people should never just roll over and give up if the threat is real - especially when a seemingly large portion of the population viewed it as a real threat.