"Anyone still quibbling that this isn't fascism?"

[mahatmakanejeeves]

Kevin M. Kruse
‪@kevinmkruse.bsky.social‬

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Anyone still quibbling that this isn't fascism?

‪Michael Clemens‬
‪@mclem.org‬
· 2h
The White House has ordered the US Dept. of Justice to prioritize denaturalization: voiding the citizenship of US citizens.

Who will it denaturalize? "Any" case that it "determines to be sufficiently important".

Point 10 leaves the criteria opaque and arbitrary.

https://substack.com/redirect/169cee0b-e544-4d8b-9eb1-73f0d7c449ce

June 30, 2025 at 3:02 PM

Anyone still quibbling that this isn't fascism?

— Kevin M. Kruse (@kevinmkruse.bsky.social) 2025-06-30T19:02:15.674Z

[Skittles]

1. yup

now it's turned into those who are "offended" by the comparisons to nazis

[Dave Bowman]

2. Any quibbler have their head up their ass.

[Redleg]

3. Remember when the media criticized Biden and Harris for labeling Trump as dangerous?

It took the media about 3 years to start using "lies" to refer to Trump's prevarication. Perhaps they will learn to embrace "fascist" before it is too fucking late.

They also need to recognize that many in MAGA are fine with Trump fascism and even advocate for it.

[UTUSN]

4. Disgusting that we are lectured against connecting the dots.

[mahatmakanejeeves]

5. It's important to remember that guys like Homan, Miller, etc, do not view immigrants as people. If they die they die.

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Jason Karsh
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It’s important to remember that guys like Homan, Miller, etc, do not view immigrants as people. So, if they die they die. Thing is, once the concentration camps get filled with the easy-to-kidnap people from car washes and Home Depot, that tier of people the admin doesn’t see as people will expand.

‪Nathan Kalman-Lamb {"Marxist-Islamist"}
‪@nkalamb.bsky.social‬
· 59m
Tom Homan straight-up thinks it’s fine for people to die in ICE prisons.
Reporter: There are reports of a 75 year old Cuban national who died in ICE custody. He had lived in the US for 60 years.

Homan: I’m unaware of that. People die in ICE custody. People die in jails and state prisons… The question should be how many lives does ICE save because when they go into detention, we find many with diseases and stuff we deal with right away to prevent that
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June 30, 2025 at 4:02 PM

It’s important to remember that guys like Homan, Miller, etc, do not view immigrants as people. So, if they die they die. Thing is, once the concentration camps get filled with the easy-to-kidnap people from car washes and Home Depot, that tier of people the admin doesn’t see as people will expand.

— Jason Karsh (@jkarsh.bsky.social) 2025-06-30T20:02:26.569Z

[The Madcap]

6. They will run out of space. Then what?

That's when they decide graves are cheaper than beds.

[Kablooie]

8. Mass graves are cheaper yet.

[erronis]

9. Mass graves. Lime. No recovery or identification.

Miller's stroking himself right now.

[mahatmakanejeeves]

10. There won't be any graves. The prisoners will die "attempting to escape."

They can hardly die from falling out of windows in one-story buildings.

Progress in Vietnam was measured by a body count. So it will be for Auschwitz on the Everglades.

[Jerry2144]

12. Gator Gulag

DeSantis Dachau
Alligator Auschwitz
All those name fit

[calimary]

13. That's a good name for it. Auschwitz on the Everglades.

Or Auschwitz IN the Everglades.

Either one works.

[soldierant]

17. It's been clear for some time that these - people (I use the term loosely) -

do not believe that people they dislike are human.

Maybe it's time to star expanding the Endangered Species List.

[orangecrush]

7. Which is exactly how

They will start sending dissenters to overseas prosons.

[canetoad]

11. How does someone become stateless?

There are multiple causes of statelessness globally; some people are born stateless, while others become stateless during the course of their lifetime. In countries where nationality is based on descent, statelessness may be transmitted from one generation to the next.

Discrimination

Currently, the most significant cause of statelessness is discrimination, including discrimination on the basis of race, ethnicity, religion, language and/or gender.

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Loss and deprivation of nationality

Some states deprive citizens of nationality if they live overseas for a certain number of years. States can also deprive citizens of their nationality under discriminatory laws, and increasingly under anti-terrorism laws, which may render someone stateless.

https://law.unimelb.edu.au/centres/statelessness/education/factsheet/how-does-someone-become-stateless

[choie]

14. Yes

The NY Times

[ancianita]

15. Anyone quibbling with fact doesn't understand reality.

[liberalgunwilltravel]

16. So when does Melanoma get deported?

8. Cases against individuals who acquired naturalization through government corruption,
fraud, or material misrepresentations, not otherwise addressed by another priority
category;

[B.See]

18. Hate to say I told everyone so, but

I told everyone so.

Trump and his GESTAPO WILL detain, arrest, kidnap, abduct, deport or disappear ANYONE they see fit.

Citizen, not citizen, immigrant, US born... no matter, no problem.

[moniss]

19. After the swearing in of Crumb The 1st

and the display of "bending the knee" by the assembled tech oligarchs many of us here began warning about how severe things were going to change and how quickly. I can remember being told we were being irresponsible and "just scaring people". Then came the ICE-American Gestapo crackdowns and grabbing people off the streets. Along with all of the other horrors in the last 5+ months.

We encouraged people from vulnerable groups to consider their own safety and that of their loved ones and to have a plan for "getting out" and living outside the US for awhile if they could. Again we were told that the courts would stop any such problems and that we were just needlessly "scaring people" or encouraging them to run rather than fight. We knew the targeting of the people from those groups would come and be extreme.

Many of us tried to get people to look at the lesson of history and how some Europeans waited too long and then couldn't readily leave and move about even if they wanted to. So now comes the "prioritizing" of stripping US citizenship and deporting literally anybody they choose. We kept warning people that their time to prepare and make a move was not growing longer but was in fact rapidly closing.

So now for some time when you leave the country and return your political views of the Administration and the GQP/MAGA scum are screened by US personnel in uniform with guns on their hips and they want to see what you've been saying, reading and things you have approved of.

Wake up anybody who doubts this will get much, much worse. Where do they think they are? This is the United States in name and memory only. The fascists are here and in control. Do people think the judges will save us now? Do people think they won't go after the citizenship of judges they deem to be a "problem"?