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I am not a subject. I am a citizen
I never considered the distinction between those two nouns until I read Blood and Ruins: The Last Imperial War, 1931-1945, by Richard Overy. In laying out every detail leading to and encompassing World War II, Overy tells us that the … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Fascism, Government, Human rights, Jan 6, political campaigns, Politics, Propaganda, Racism, The Facts of Life, The god problem, Trumpism, voting rights, War on women
Tagged "Blood and Ruins, American citizenship, democracy, despots, Einsatzgruppen, Erich Fromm, Escape From Freedom, Hitler, Hungary, MAGA, Pico della Mirandola, Richard Overy, strongmen, subjects and citizens, the Talmud, Third Reich, Thomas Jefferson, World War II
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Need a good scream of rage today?
I’ve read it several times and I’m still boiling mad. Today, the Times had a story about Georgia and Fani Willis, the Fulton County D.A. who’s investigating Trump, et al., for the attempt to change the results of the 2020 … Continue reading
Posted in Crime & Punishment, Fascism, Jan 6, Law, suits and order, Lawyers, Politics, Racism, Trumpism, voting rights, War on women
Tagged Bill Cowsert, Brian Kemp, Brian Strickland, Fani Willis, Fulton County Georgia, Georgia election crimes, Georgia racisim, indictments in Georgia, Trump Georgia investigation
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What “strongmen” can’t do
Tolerate dissent. Because of which they won’t hold open elections. (As my father pointed out years ago, if a political leader is as popular as he claims, he can prove it by having an open election — not one rigged … Continue reading
Posted in Fascism, Government, Human rights, Propaganda, Racism, Revolution, The Facts of Life, War, War on Ukraine
Tagged "Blood and Ruins, "Bloodlands", Alexei Navalny, Lenin, Nicholas Kristof, Putin, Richard Overy, Russia, Stalin, strongmen, Tim Snyder, Trotsky, USSR, World War II
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