I'd love to get some trick or treaters for a change

I hope they wear their cutest masks

“Surely we can’t squeeze more water from this stone”

Scaly: hold my beer

You're a pretty delusional person if you think there's a mass majority of people in the United States praising or supporting 88.
(Note, I'm not saying there's zero people, but to claim this is the major issue of the US is laughable).

Or wait, are you one of those people that claim every Trump supporter or Republican voter in your eyes is a Nazi to you?
Despite that these are the same people that praise veterans, including the veterans that helped beat Hitler's ass.

It's ironic because you try so hard to lump people into this category so you can condone them and alienate them.
Yet, Hitler did this same thing to gain public support for the then mass genocide that he committed.

This post was edited by GLYC123 on Aug 18 2019 09:24pm

Poor grammar, *condemn, not condone

This post was edited by GLYC123 on Aug 19 2019 04:18am

US embraced fascism quite a bit. Japanese internment. Anytime you see concentration camps full of a type of person you're on a dangerous path.

We're a very incarcerated society though. Think about narcotics laws....things are illegal just because they call into a category of thing that changes mood and experience for the better often. But you can buy alcohol which longitudinally speaking is worse than long term cocaine use on the brain with all the encephalopathy and vascular dementia...Korsekoff syndrome, etc. But wine is sacrament so its okay due to religious influences...

We are a lot different than Germany was. We can have guns and not every act is compulsory or forbidden. I'm not calling us fascist, but we've had our moments.

Also fascism has the criminal element to it...they're criminals..they propose law and order without courts and though mob and state organized violence typically. The Brown Shirts stood for law and order but they were criminals and attacked people, damaged property, etc, without evidence or due process etc. On the totalitarian left there was a similar dynamic but a bit different because of the Stalin paranoid factor. You had people in the state turning in good citizens because there was so much pressure to find contributors etc there weren't as many

This post was edited by Skinned on Aug 19 2019 05:12am

I notice you specified the 88 and left out the 14.
Why was that?