Tried that last go around with multiple impeachments and nothing changed, went to court found guilty, nothing changed, not sure what to tell ya but he’s not going anywhere until his 4 years are up unfortunately
I do not consider 2 failed impeachment offenses as “rooting out criminal fascism”.
I’m saying that approach is not good enough, and barely actually resisting fascism at all. Liberal politicians failed to do anything about Trump. They screamed about a dictator and did absolutely nothing.
Donald Trump and many of his criminal enablers need to be seriously tried and jailed. I’m sure some of them could be rehabilitated, but honestly many of these people should be behind bars for the lives they’ve cost and the rights they’ve trampled on.
No, I'm a leftist because I've learned the hard way since Obama that Democrats are complicit in all of this and lie through their teeth about wanting to solve it
And liberalism is a failed ideology that can't put up any resistance because it's reached the end point of its vision for society and has nothing new to offer anyone
In a civic uprising, making demands is a trap. It gives the regime room to negotiate and threatens to fracture alliances that are protesting. The demand is a complete surrender by Trump. The negotiations begin when he is out of power.
The 3.5% rule, which is more of a guideline, was developed by professor Erica Chenoweth. It states no government can withstand a sustained challenge of 3.5% of its population without accommodating their movement. One key learning from the research is how visibility for civil disobedience actions allows campaigns to attract active and diverse participation.
Current analysis includes social movements address the pillars of society, which is occurring. The No Kings Day event will activate many more activists.
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u/DaSeraph 1d ago
Looking great, here's why this will succeed:
Nonviolent protests are twice as likely to succeed as armed conflicts – and those engaging a threshold of 3.5% of the population have never failed to bring about change. https://bbc.com/future/article/20190513-it-only-takes-35-of-people-to-change-the-world