Trump says he supports deporting U.S. citizens
Trump says he supports deporting U.S. citizens
It's only a matter of time before "really bad people" includes you.
Does the US feel like a Nazi hellhole yet or do you need more convincing?
We're only in the first three months. Jesus.
The 3rd Reich lasted 12 years and Trump's regime is mirroring the Nazis pretty closely. I expect it will last a few years too until it's overthrown, sadly.
It took 6 years for them to even invade Poland, which is when other nations got involved and eventually led to Nazi Germany's downfall.
If they didn't try to take over Europe, they might even still be around.
Holy, that is chilling. Even for him.
Absolutely expected, and if you didn't then hang on to your butt, after that it will be worse.
Oh, absolutely expected. Still hanging on to my butt and hoping people stop him before he decides to 'liberate' my country.
Dementia seems to make people even more racist.
Don't forget criminals will include those charged with anti-Trump "thoughtcrime" when the day comes.
What were Mark Rubio's words? Oh yeah... "past, current, or expected beliefs".
They are already explicitly past thoughtcrime being "deportable" and have moved onto expected future thoughtcrime.
Soon, that will include "nasty journalists" as well.
Nasty journalist checking in. "Nasty" simply means "unwilling to ignore objective facts." This gets more Orwellian by the day. He was just off by 40 years.
Yep.
Doesn't even need to be perpetrated directly by the Trump regime when he has pardoned Jan 6th extremists who have a great many non-MAGA journalists on their list of targets for summary execution, along with details about their lives.
Come get me fuckfaces, I'd rather be martyred than let anyone think I support this crap
"War is not about dying for your country, it's about making the other guy die for his" - General Patton
Patton was a run at Taos Ski Valley. Along with Stauffenberg (failed Hitler assassin).
Do you really think I stumbled upon Powderhorn? Another designer said that he saw the sign (apologies to Ace of Base) leaning against to top of Lift 6. I went up the stairs to the founder's widow's apartment and asked for it to come down. And here we are.
My parents first went there in the '70s. "Hahnloser ... Hahnloser ... I know that name."
Turned out, he'd been in boarding school with my grandfather.
I had a bit more pull as a kid than I should have, knowing that the gate on the backside wasn't actually locked. One time, I was stopped by workers at the ski area, who asked what the hell I thought I was doing. "Well, Rhoda said ..."
"Oh, if Rhoda said that, go all the way to the top!"
Leading to a flat tire at the top of Lift 7. Turns out Civics aren't exactly meant for lift-maintenance roads. Who knew?
Upper Powderhorn remains the purview of a bar in Scottsdale, Ariz. It was an absurd name to take on, so I gave it to them. I didn't expect the full-on Powderhorn sign to be in my wheelhouse. And yet ... Taos is something of a weird place.
I went to the creamery in Arroyo Seco. Upon hitting the counter, the woman -- absent any sort of context -- explained with regret that they had no Oreo Malt. I'd not been in four years. I didn't ask; she simply offered the data. Why the hell one might remember a 14-year-old several years later is an exercise left to the reader.
When I moved there to take on the special-sections editor role, I'd no idea that I was known. I drove to Rhoda's house one afternoon, just outside of Seco. "Bullshit you came here for a random job," she said.
I'd not. I can of course wax endlessly about what happened with Ernie and how we started out there ... but this is not germane to the story. I was excluded from the requirement that kids at the Kinderkaefig be potty trained. Ernie told staff that "You will take him."
Now, one might notice that this is not normal. My first memory is of Moonlight Sonata at the A-frame Kinderkaefig, with accompanying soup. Ernie was Bernie.
Working for The Taos News was a bit weird. I was about two decades out from hoping to end up there. It ... wasn't great. I didn't have a great time there. I was pulled out of watching Obama's first inauguration to talk with Realtors. And, well, my job came into specific relief. I was not to commit journalism, but rather to please advertisers. Let's just say that didn't sit well.
If you want to experience racism as a straight white male, might I suggest Taos? Not being Hispanic wasn't useful. This aside, it was the sort of thing where one doesn't realise what's going on.
Will no one rid me of this troublesome president?
Don't create evidence for the GestapoICE to come get you and send you to a Salvadorian concentration camp some day. It's not smart to post what you think on the internet these days.
Perfectly valid sentiment; wrong venue to voice it.
Legal immigrants, your turn now
Since he's openly talking about it now or won't take long for the first time to actually happen.
Well, thats better than not letting them leave.
The same guy who wants to revoke birth right citizenship.